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Answer: The following assumptions have been made: 1. Departure from Medina County. 2. Arrival at Trenton city limit. Total travelling time is 6.3 hours assuming good weather and following speed limits.
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Is there a bus from NYC Port Authority going to Sesame Place Pennsylvania?
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How long does mail take to be delivered from Trenton NJ to Philadelphia PA?
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How long does it take standard mail to arrive from Trenton NJ to Easton PA?
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How many miles does it take to go from NJ to Washington?
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