Vehicles towing a trailer with a 5th wheel hitch over 7' 6" are now entitled to a discounted rate on Thruway tolls. Customers who tow these types of trailers, campers or boats (fifth-wheels or gooseneck) are eligible to receive a special tag which also allows them to use a dedicated E-ZPass lane. The tags will be programmed specifically for the tow vehicle and trailer combination.

Vehicles towing a horse trailer over 7' 6" are now entitled to a discounted rate on Thruway tolls. Customers who tow horse trailers are eligible to receive a special tag which also allows them to use a dedicated E-ZPass lane. The tags will be programmed specifically for the tow vehicle and trailer combination.

Yes. Trailer parking will be available (for a fee) in the Adler Planetarium lot located approximately 1/2 mile east of the show site. Please note that trailers and tow vehicles will not be allowed on the show field.

Droptail allows for convenient in-cab hook-up and use of the stock tailgate, without having to purchase a separate notched tailgate for towing.

Every 10,000 miles or once a year. Haveyour wheels inspected completely and the bearing's repacked they will at that time determine any needed brake shoes, magnets, adjuster springs, etc.

Not always, but it helps immensely if you are “fulltime.” Some missionaries depend on profhet chambers or a fellow Christian’s home in the fair city for living quarters. These are not always available and obviously can restrict where, or how many fairs you may be able to work. You may elect to stay with friends, relatives or motels. However, motels can be costly. If you are considering part-time service, these options may be viable.

Yes, both long and short-term parking lots and a covered parking garage adjacent to the terminal are available. For parking rates and details see Parking & Transportation. All parking areas are a short walk directly across from the terminal.

Our office is located in the Folsom Administrative Building, Third Floor, 64 North Union Street, Montgomery. We are located at the corner of Union Street and Monroe Street, across from the rear of the Capitol. Free parking is available at Cramton Bowl, or you may park at any of the 2-hour meters located nearby. (See Map of Capitol Complex).

Parking is available and a guest pass is given to all members. However, parking is first come, first served. You can definitely park on campus but there is no guarantee as to which lot. Handicapped parking is also available.

Metered parking is available on the 2nd level of the Hearst parking stucture, located on Hearst Ave., one block West of Euclid Ave. There are also hourly meters along Hearst, but be aware that finding an open spot during the academic school year can be difficult. You may purchase a parking permit from WRCA for $12.00. This permit will allow you to park for 1 day in either of the two campus parking lots located on Hearst Avenue.

Theoretically. Because visiting students can enroll for up to two semesters full- or part-time, you could complete up to 30 credits as a visiting student to transfer back to your home institution. Whether these credits will be accepted and applied to your degree is up to that school. It is not possible to complete the above scenario and receive a degree from Johns Hopkins unless you applied to Johns Hopkins as a full-time transfer student. See below for part-time options. Yes.

Parking is on a first-come first-serve basis on the streets surrounding the campus. Free parking is also available in the Salem Lutheran Church parking lot on Whitfield Avenue. Whitfield Avenue is located off McKinley Parkway near the McClellan Circle off of Choate Avenue. There is also a parking garage and lots adjacent to the college for a nominal fee per day.

The class "C" motorhome is the workhorse of the RV rental business, comprising a vast majority of motorhome rentals. Class "A" motorhomes are very much in demand, and generally rent for more than class "C's". The challenge with class "A" rentals is the size and complexity. Good screening and training practices are particularly important. Many larger class "A" motorhomes are "diesel pushers". This means that the engine is diesel, and in the rear of the vehicle.

Parking is available at the ACC and is included with room rental. For information about special parking assistance, downloadable parking maps, and other parking and transportation matters, please contact WSSU Campus Police at 336.750.2900 http://www.wssu.edu/WSSU/About/Information/Maps.htm.

For Mt. Sinai housing, contact Amy S. Hoffman, MD at (718) 334 – 3268 or by email at HOFFMANA@nychhc.org

This is the most often asked question by far. That one we can answer. The one we can't answer is "Which one is better for full-timing?" Yikes! No website will touch that question with a 10-foot pole. We all say it's a personal decision .... because it is. :) We chose a fifth wheel primarily because we liked the additional living space, the better kitchen floorplan options, and the homier feel (i.e. no steering wheel in the house).

The Fifth Avenue parking garage project was paid for with student funding. Therefore, the garage has been designated for the exclusive use of students.

Yes. Camping trailers may be parked on a residential lot provided its location does not create a nuisance or hazard to adjoining property owners. The City Manager has authority to determine if the location is a nuisance and to order it be (a) relocated on the lot or (b) screened from view. See Ordinance B-522 for additional regulations or contact the Code Enforcement Department at 817-447-5410, ext. 223 or 304.

Yes, it's only $25.00 in advance. $35.00 at the gate.(All racers receive one tow parking with their Race Class entry).Additional Racer pit parking is available for $25.00 (pre-entry) and $35.00 at the gate.