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Jim Cameron

  • Founder, Commuter Action Group and Columnist, Freelance
  • Founder and President, Cameron Communications Inc
Connecticut
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"Getting There" is a weekly column on all things regarding transportation in Connecticut, running in the Hearst CT Media newspapers. All commentaries archived at http://gettingtherect.blogspot.com/

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These are re-posts on Cameron's "Getting There" column as written for Hearst CT Media

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Talking Transportation: Airlines’ Windowless Window Seats

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By Jim Cameron
| LymeLine.com Verified
Let’s be honest. Flying is no fun anymore. Traveling, yes. Flying, no. Again this summer the airports are crowded, the TSA lines are long, the flights delayed (and sometimes cancelled) due to weather and the fares have soared because of the Iran War. But the airlines seem finally to be raking it in. Estimates are this summer may be one of their best in many years as demand far exceeds supply. People want that long-wished-for summer vacation, the price be damned.
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The no-window-window seat suit survives

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By Jim Cameron
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
Let’s be honest. Flying is no fun anymore. Traveling, yes. Flying, no. Again this summer the airports are crowded, the TSA lines are long, flights are delayed (and sometimes cancelled) due to weather and the fares have soared because of the Iran War. But the airlines seem finally to be raking it in. Estimates are this summer may be one of their best in many years as demand far exceeds supply. People want that long-wished-for summer vacation, the price be damned.
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250 Years of Independence. 350 Years of Connecticut Traffic.

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By Jim Cameron
| Stratford Crier
People complain about Connecticut’s roads. I get it. The potholes. The detours. The construction that begins in April and somehow ends in April of the following year. But before you curse your GPS, consider this: getting anywhere in colonial Connecticut could be genuinely life-threatening. We’re talking about a time when “road conditions” meant snakes, waist-deep mud, fording unbridged rivers, and a footpath barely wide enough for a horse.
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