Big Dig Tunnel

[tps0424]

I always assumed that RVs can't use the tunnels in Boston because of the propane. Yesterday, I had to go to Boston and noticed 3 different motorhomes in the tunnel. A class C and a Class A going in and another Class A on the way out. 2 out of the three had Mass plates and both class A's had toads. Aren't we supposed to avoid the tunnels in Boston? Have I been taking the long way for nothing?

[tps0424]

I always assumed that RVs can't use the tunnels in Boston because of the propane. Yesterday, I had to go to Boston and noticed 3 different motorhomes in the tunnel. A class C and a Class A going in and another Class A on the way out. 2 out of the three had Mass plates and both class A's had toads. Aren't we supposed to avoid the tunnels in Boston? Have I been taking the long way for nothing?

[Nonno]

I've also seen RV's once in a while going thru the Sumner. Never seen one stopped. But you're right, propane is restricted thru the tunnels.

[Frankie]

Tim ,in all honesty,even if they didn't enforced the propane issue,its not worth going that way.Going through Boston is a pain no matter what you drive.The extra 1/2 hour it takes to go around is nothing compared to the aggrevation.I hit a dip in the road once and almost flipped the MH.My bad for going to fast but ,the expresseway still needs a lot of work.

[tps0424]

Traffic is a pain there on the expressway. It took 30 minutes to get to MGH from Norwood on Friday at 2:00 and 2 hours to get back to Norwood after my appointment at 4:00! I don't think 128 is any picnic either though.