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You love living here. You’ve got a great little bungalow and an ADT Indianapolis alarm and even your dog enjoys the mild weather, but you sure wish you could do something about the commute. If you’re tired of endlessly driving the highways of St. Louis here are a few alternate suggestions:
Get a bike – about 8 months of the year, the weather here in Missouri is paletable enough to ride your bike to work. As long as your ride is less than about 6 miles and follows major roadways you can do it!
Get a carpool – in cities like St. Louis the old-school carpool is coming back in a big way. Mobile internet means you can work in the car and you’ll save money on gas AND get to drive faster in the HOV lane, too.
Tellecommute – Many employers are allowing employees to telecommute at least a couple of days a week helping congestion on the roadways and actually increasing productivity. If you think working from home is the answer talk to your boss – you may be surprised.

Are you and the family all packed and ready to hit the road? Your destination is St. Louis Missouri, and you want to know what’s the best route to take.

It’s really smart to gauge time of departure and arrival into St. Louis based on rush hour traffic. Long time residents of the metro area advise taking I-44 to I-70 east or west, depending on the direction you’re coming from.

The Poplar Street

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Many people that travel end up renting vehicles, etc. This may save you some money, but if you are going to be in a town such as St. Louis, MO, you may not even need to waste your money on any type of rental. There are many reasons behind this. Some of those reasons being that you will actually be able to just be on foot, or use public transportation. That is one of the

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When traveling around Saint Louis, Missouri it is handy to know the available roadways and interstates. There are US Highways, state routes and interstates that run through and around the city. The following is a list of Interstates and US Highways:

I-270 – Goes around the city and meets up with I-255 in Illinois to form a loop
I-170 – Connects I-270, I-70 and I-64 and runs north

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St. Louis, Missouri is a great vacation spot for the whole family. Whether you want to shop, see the famous Gateway Arch, or catch a Cardinals game, you need a way to get around. It can be easy to travel in St. Louis when you know some of the best ways to explore the city.

It is easy to explore

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Near the geographic center of the United States, the city of St. Louis is a busy transportation crossroads. Hundreds of heavy trucks cross through the area daily. Several interstate highways converge in downtown St. Louis.

The Interstate highway I-70 crosses the city east to west. Interstate highway I-55 runs north-south along the Mississippi River. Interstate highway I-64 branches off from I-70 in Wentzville, Missouri farther west and

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