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Old 01-03-2007, 08:46 PM
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Default Central Bucks County- where to live?
I'm looking for the best area in central bucks school district to commute to NY city/ NJ. What highways are going to make the commute insane, what roads are easy access to major highways and are close to good neighborhoods with stay at home moms and lots of kids. Anything to be careful of when considering living in PA vs. NJ to travel into NY city and occasionally PHIL?

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I too, would be interested in anyone's opinion on this subject.Anyone???
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The commute is going to be rough no matter how you do it. You want to be as close to New Hope as possible if you're taking 202 across the river, or you want to be close to close to the PA turnpike in Warrington if you're taking the train from Trenton.
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