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What is the most economical way to get from McMaster University to University of Waterloo without a car?

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As the title says, I am planning on visiting Waterloo some time during the weekend, but $34+tax for a round trip (Coach Canada) is a bit too costly (I am going with a few other friends), and I don't have a car. What would be the cheapest way to get there without excessive travelling time? I might be making more of these trips in the future so cost is very important to me (and to some degree, travelling time). I wouldn't mind transferring busses if it's not too much hassle. Thanks!!!

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  1. if you are a UWaterloo student there is a service called Fedbus offered by the federation of Students at UW. You can only use it if you have a watcard though.


  2. McMaster has a rideshare program....I think it''s still on the MSU website, only I'm not sure how active it is.  You might look through facebook groups as well for carpool groups.

  3. With gas prices at $1.20 a litre (which is appalling, and we Canadians better do something about it), perhaps walking would be most economical.

  4. Yeah, Coach Canada is a ***** from Hamilton to Waterloo, cause they stop so much...I believe Greyhound also services, and it's a little less time and money.

    Alot of schools have posting; askin gif people want to join in a car trip....check out these postings...when I was at WLU they had them.

  5. Go to Craigslist.org and put and add for rideshare.  Who knows maybe someone is also driving between the two places and wouldn't mind the company.   Be Safe though.

  6. I can help you out with this one.  Take Coach Canada and search Hamilton and either Waterloo or Kitchener.

    From Mac to UW:  about 15 dollars

    Route 328 on Friday   2:25pm - 3:40pm  

    Route 338 on Sunday   9:10pm - 10:35pm (to Laurier down the street)

    From Mac to Kitchener the busses run constantantly and then UW is just one GRT city bus ride away.

  7. build a giant model rocket, blast urself up, say, 800-900 feet, and hangglide the rest of the way(if u survive that is... still, worth a try...)

  8. Thumb it.....

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