How long does it take to get a Florida State ID?|152363

My friend needs to fly from Orlando to Detroit and she doesn_t have a photo id; if she goes for her state id will she have it within the week?

In the state I live in, it takes about an hour. You go to the DMV and take your Social Security card, your birth certificate, and a piece of mail with your current address, preferably a bill. Then you fill out the little form, pay the fee and get your picture taken. Ten minutes later they hand you the card and off you go.

Is this still correct? I just phoned the Osceola County office and they said it could take up to 4 weeks! Is the guy off his rocker? Because I was really surprised it wasn_t done the same day!

Yeah, I got mine in like an hour. That includes wait time and the fact that the screwed my name up the first time (I have a really odd name). You just need to bring like two forms of ID (birth certificate, SS card, etc.), fill out the paperwork, pay the fee, sign your name and have them take your photo.

This_ll tell you what to bring

http://www.flhsmv.gov/ddl/faqkeys.html#U��

you go in, fill out papers and get it right then. the wait depends on how busy they are. so it can be 15 minutes to an hour.

What are some good places to visit in and near Houston?|152844

I want to take my daughter and 2 of her friends out on a small road trip. They are all 13. It is going to be for my daughter_s birthday, but I don_t know where to go. I would love it if you would help me out.

Kemah would be alot of fun. There is a rollercoaster, great seafood restaurants, a boat that goes out into the bay, a huge aquarium, carnival games, etc. And there will probably be boys there. Most 13 year old girls are boy crazy.

Or you could head to Galveston Island. Lots of things to do there.

If you want to drive further, the Riverwalk in San Antonio would be fun.

moody garedens, the natural musuem of science, the musuem of health, But no more astroworld

check www.houston.citysearch.com for good recommendations.
I recommend Kemah, Moody Gardens and the muesuems.
They will also like the Dave _ Busters (formerly known as Gillians) at I-10 (close to IKEA). There is an IMAX theater and they could watch the Hannah Montana Concert 3D movie

all of the above plus Galveston Island.

there is also a zoo in houston. i used to take my grand daughter there years ago

If they_re 13, they_re bound to love the Galleria. Also, check out the museums and zoo. Moody Gardens is always a lot of fun if you_re looking for something more educational. You could also take them to the beach in Galveston--it_s not the prettiest beach, but it_s still fun. Kemah is also a lot of fun. Also look into the Downtown Aquarium.

Austin.

How much would I spend on tolls driving from Florida to Long Island?|148919

I will be driving from Florida to Long Island and would get an estimate on how much i will spend in tolls

About $50.

There are no tolls in Florida on Sunday.

No tolls in Georgia, South and North Carolina and Virginia (don_t go over the toll bridge to the Eastern Shore at Virginia Beach).

Delaware has a toll bridge. The New Jersey Turnpike is a toll road. And the Verazano and Gothals Bridges have tolls.

I_d say $40 should cover all the tolls.

How long does it take to get to Santa Monica from Hollywood on public transport?|136986

and how long would it take in a taxi and how much would it cost?

this is the fare sheet for Los Angeles taxis

Fares (ordinances 177843 _ 178050 , effective 10/01/06 and 12/25/06)

All Passengers Ride for Price of One

1. $2.65 Flag drop (First 1/7th mile).

2. $0.35 For each additional 1/7th mile ($2.45 per mile).

3. $0.35 For each 47.5 seconds waiting time and/or traffic delay ($26.53 per hour).


kind of high
as for your question to Santa Monica
to play it save I always say about a hour
(it could be faster depending where in Santa Monica you want to go and where you start your trip
(like if you started it from Highland and Hollywood
it would take longer because you will have to transfer to another bus to get to Santa Monica
but if you board a bus at say Santa Monica and Fairfax
and wanted to the 3rd street promenade then the bus ride
(since its one bus would be about 25-30 minutes)
as for getting to Malibu
I would say a hour and 1/2
(again depending where you start from and where
in Malibu you want to go

How can I take a road trip along route 66?|137467

I_m planning to visit the USA soon, and would like to take that legendary road trip. Do you know of any companies that provide such tours?

Hi I drive Route 66 all the time in fact I just got back from a trip over the weekend. The best way to explore the Route is to rent a car and take your time driving it. Of course if you do this you will want to check out some maps and guide books. There are several alignments of Route 66 and there are tons of miles that you can drive on the original road. Most of the tours that you will find for Route 66 are done on motorcycles. Here are a few companies that do tours:
www.quantrill.com/tours
astro4.ast.vill.edu/66 �C
www.tourvacationstogo.com
www.a-ztours.com

I would also recommend contacting each states Route 66 Assc. They know the people that live and work on the Route and might know about tours, they also know about rallies and other things! They are very helpful! Here are a few additional sites that I use when planning a trip down 66

This website has the BEST directions! You can print them for free gives you turn by turn also gives you all the alignment choices. I have used these directions to get me east to west and west to east been using them for years! Also helpful because they list ALL the towns on the route so it makes researching them easier:
www.historic66.com
www.national66.com
www.route66.org
www.oklahomaroute66.com
www.missouri66.org
www.bygonebyways.com
www.route66university.com
www.theroadwanderer.net/route66.htm
www.azrt66.com


There are just sooo many cool things to see on Route 66! Be sure to stay at the Blue Swallow and the Wigwams they are way cool! You will also pass by the Painted Desert and the Petrified Forest which is really neat. Of course there is the Grand Canyon. OK has some of the best parts of Route 66 they have some really old parts.

I answered a question last week that asked about all the places you remember on Route 66 and some of your favorite things on the route here is a copy of my answer because, it has some of the really great spots and I did not have the time to re-type them:
I don��t even know where to start. Okay well first lets start with IL. There is a ton of good places to eat. There is Lou Mitchell��s in Chicago, Dell Ray��s Chicken Basket in Willowbrook. There is also the Cozy Dog Drive In in Springfield IL. The Polk A Dot drive in which is in Atlanta, Scoty��s in Hamel best Horseshoe on the Route! There is also DeKamp Junction which is cool Al Capone and his guys robbed the place. As for places to see in IL the Atlanta has a great Route 66 Park, there is also the Hall of Fame in Pontiac which is really nice. Henry��s Rabbit ranch is a visitors center and museum and yep they have rabbits and lots of them. Very cool place! There was the Pig Hip Museum but on 5/11/07 it burned down. Very sad had been on the Route since the start. Used to be a restaurant. Oh yeah and don��t forget about Funk��s Grove been here before 66 they make real maple Surip and yes that is spelled right. Still family owned today!
Okay MO. My favorite place to stay is the Munger Moss Motel. Very fun! Ted Drews of course has the best custard on the Route located in STL. There is also Route 66 state park which is new pretty nice. Who can forget about Meremac Caverns? You see sings painted on barns for this all over the Route. Very cool place. Also you get to drive through a town called HOOKER, very funny to take pictures of and who could forget a place called that. It is really funny to see the sing for Hooker Cemetery, we had a few questions when we saw this. Right by Hooker is Devils Elbow a very nice drive on the route. There is the Skyline Motel in Springfield MO still looks like it did back in the day. The people who work there are really nice. Oh Yeah and Fantastic Caverns is there, a drive through cave how cool is that. The drive through Animal Park used to be there. That was always fun you got to fee all kinds of things from your car. They sold it last Oct, now it is being turned into condos I think. In Carthage there is a very cool drive in theater that is still working. Very fun to go to. The Castle Court in Joplin is also a nice place to stay at.
Moving on to OK. OK has some of the best parts of Route 66 all over you will find one lane roads, parts of the old brick road and more. I love going to the Blue Whale and the World��s Largest Totem Pole. Don��t get more touristy than that! There is also Yukon which has a Route 66 Museum, also home to Garth Brooks as the let you know when you pull into town. The Metro Diner in Tulsa is great and Elvis ate there! They have some of the best food around! The Rock Caf�� is also a great place to eat at, I believe the girl that owns it was used as a character in the movie ��Cars��. In Clinton there is a really nice Route 66 Museum try to go to it each time I drive the Route. The Lincoln motel in Chandler has been there forever and it is a great place to stay. The round bar is crazy it is located in Arcadia, across from it is some restaurant and motel called Hillbilly something. They were closed when we went so we just visited the Barn. El Reno has a Route 66 Museum that is connected to the town museum and it is just cool! Huge fun and we spent hours there! Elk City is home the National Route 66 Museum a must stop for all Route 66 Travelers! Love the place!
Texas has the smallest part of Route 66 so I have never stayed there but, the Shamrock Restaurant in Shamrock has a killer chicken fried steak! You also must go to Amarillo, not only is the Big Texan Steak House home of the 72 oz steak there but also Cadillac Ranch. Wow you get to spray paint on these cars, 10 caddy��s nose in the dirt sticking straight up! I have never seen anything like this, we had a great time here! One on my favorite places to eat is the Adrian Caf�� in Adrian this is the Midpoint of the route. They have the best everything here, get some pie! They also are very nice and answered all of my questions, and told us their stories of the route. Wonderful place!!!! Glenrio was this wonderful little ghost town on the border, we got some really cool pictures here. The old buildings are very neat to see.
NM is cool because if you do your research you can drive parts of Route 66 that are still unpaved. It did not start out being a paved highway that was added latter and here you can find old pieces of the road. The other cool thing that I remember as we were driving these parts in some places you could still see marks from the wagon trains and big ruts on the side of the road that were made by them. You will find yourself alone for hours just like it used to be. Okay there are a couple cool places to stay in NM. My favorite has to be the Blue Swallow. This place is still awesome! The blue neon will knock your socks off. It has been restored and you still even have your own little garage now that is cool! I will never forget this place. There is also the El Rancho Hotel very famous the old movie stars used to stay here and all the rooms are now named after a star. Located in the heart of downtown they also have a really good restaurant in the place. Tee Pee Curios is also in NM an old store still fun to go into! Gallup has the best shopping around and is home to the Native American Nations. They are always having a Pow Wow or something here. They also have the best shopping for Native American jewelry around! I also like Gallup because the El Rancho Kitchen wonderful eats! You also get to see the Continental Divide which runs on the boarder of NM and AR, something you will never forget.
AZ is also a great state for 66 they really have done their best to preserve it and the coolest part of driving Route 66 can be found here. I love the drive to Oatman which was a ghost town but they are bringing it back to life. The drive is very twisty and turny and there is nothing to keep you from falling off the side of the mountain this part of the road is one of the most photographed on Route 66 and is not for the faint of heart. With that said I just love to drive this part! My favorite place to Stay in AZ has got to be at the Wigwams, now how cool is that to sleep in a Tee Pee okay so they are not really but, you do get your own little wigwam made of concrete. Been here forever and still family owned, old and young love to stay here. I make it a must each trip! There is also the Museum club in Flagstaff been on the route forever, nice bar good music. The Petrified Forest, Painted Desert and The Meteor Crater are all breath taking. Well worth the time to see them. Glad I did. Seligman this whole small town is Route 66 Crazy! I love going to the Snow Cap, great food and a ton of stuff showing the pride of Route 66. This place is just hard to describe, they have old cars, signs and all kinds of things! The Route 66 motel is also a very nice place to stay here. Now the funniest part of Seligman has got to be the Roadkill Caf��, um yep that is what it is called and that is why I remember it! Oh yeah I almost forgot that I stood on the Corner of Winslow AR just like the song! Um it is a nice site to see, don��t know if I would call it lovely.
CA you get to drive through the Joshua Trees and that is really cool. You don��t even have to go to the park they are right outside of your window. Barstow is one of my favorite stops, sorry not because Route 66 runs through it but, this is the first In-N-Out Burger on the Route. If you have never had it I cannot even tell you how wonderful In-N-Out is! A California must the best fast food around, fresh really no freezers or microwaves, made to order simple yummy goodness! Victorville also has another good Route 66 Museum. I really liked it. The Santa Monica Pier is where Route 66 ends, although this was not true back in the day. Still the pier is fun and there is some great food, games and fun. Love ending the trip there. There really is just a ton of cool things to see on the CA drive, you go through LA, and Hollywood. There are a ton of old builds and wonderful restaurants.
Every time I drive Route 66 I see something new, and every time I make a new memory. There is just too much that I could list here! I have already gone on enough. In fact I will be driving parts of it this weekend. Route 66 is always fun and is a huge part of my favorite travel memories. I hope this helps.


I hope this helps you, be sure to give yourself a lot of time the Route has surprises all along the way!!!!!!! You will meet the best people ever traveling Route 66! Have fun getting your kicks!

Get in a car, and drive it yourself. That way, you can take a break, take a piss on the highway... take some mescaline... whatever... right, homey?

the whole point of route 66 travel is it is unscheduled, sketchily planned, meandering, serendipitous individual/friends or couples/man _ dog journey

but be careful, many of the old hotels/motels closing

http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?sectio��


and right now you may need a second mortgage to pay for gas

here is the LonelyPlanet Route 66 page.
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/theme/roadtr��



rent a car, pick up some good Allman Brothers/Grateful Dead/Dylan/Skynyrd/REM or other american driving music CDs, or Steinbeck/Keroac/Hunter Thompson/Robert Pirsig/Walt Whitman on tape/cd

and if you are musically inclined...just sing the directions.
here is the route: It winds from chicago to la,
More than two thousand miles all the way.
Get your kicks on route sixty-six.

Now you go through saint looey
Joplin, missouri,
And oklahoma city is mighty pretty.
You see amarillo,
Gallup, new mexico,
Flagstaff, arizona.
Dont forget winona,
Kingman, barstow, san bernadino.

well maybe you can forget san bernadino

Go online and access Rand-McNally. There_s no tours that go through anymore, the highway itself isn_t the main thoroughfare anymore, either. You have to get off the road to get onto Route 66.

Start googling for Route 66. Don_t know of any tour companies that take you through all the way on the old road, but you can rent a car _ follow most of it. Memory serves me that there may be either maps or brochures you can get to help you follow it, whether you start in Chicago or Los Angeles or anywhere in between.

It is no longer designated a official highway, but there are plenty of signs for it. Just follow I55, I44, I40, _ I15 (reverse it for starting in CA). In some areas, you will stay on the interstate, but it others it will be a scenic route, going through towns. Many areas, like CA, east of Barstow, haven_t kept the old road up, as needed, so it can get a little rough at times. Good luck!!