XPost: misc.transport.road, alt.travel.canada   
   From: mgk920@dataex.com   
      
   Carl Rogers wrote:   
   > Hi All,   
   >   
   > Sometime soon, I'll be heading into western Ontario from DTW airport.   
   > It'll take place on an early Saturday morning.  To make the most of   
   > this trip, I'd like to make the border-crossing as quick and seamless   
   > as possible.  Possible candidates include:   
   >   
   > (1)  The Ambassador Bridge.   
   > (2)  Detroit-Windsor Tunnel.   
   > (3)  Port Huron/Sarnia crossing.   
   >   
   > Priorities, in descending order, include (I) a quick crossing w/ as   
   > little traffic backup as possible; (II) no tolls unless absolutely   
   > necessary--at which point I'd take the lowest toll possible; and (III)   
   > courteous Canadian officials willing to give a passport stamp w/o much   
   > delay.   
   >   
   > Coming back to Detroit, the only priority is a quick crossing.   
   >   
   > Based on this criteria, which in your experience would you recommend?   
   > Thanks in advance for any information provided.   
      
   If you are going to western Ontario, wouldn't  you rather want to cross at   
   Sault Saint Marie and head west from there?   
      
   All of the crossings between Ontario and Michigan charge tolls.   
      
   What city are you planning to go to?   
      
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