Jackson Transportation Tips by filipdebont

'Mode': AROUND
Category: Car/Motor Home
Getting TO/AROUND: I have booked my car via the company Holiday autos.

This makes it much easier, as it is in your own language, if you have problem you can call their office.

First I was searching the internet to rent a car, but there are so many different companies, like Alamo, Hertz, Avis, Budget, ...

And they all heave different ways in giving their prices (with or without a number of assurances), that makes it really hard to compare; also there are the hidden extras.

And then after a long tiring flight you stand there for the rent a car desk, and then they propose all kind of extras and assurances, and then it is sometimes very confusing to know what you really need.

So the advantage of booking via Holiday autos was that everything was included, so no more extras, of course at the desk they always try to sell one or more extra insurances, but a simple no does it

After the booking you receive a voucher, and upon arrival you present this voucher at the rent a car desk, a few signatures, and you can explore the American Highways.

The rent a car firm was Alamo.
And for the 21 days I paid 681 euro, which is 32.4 euro a day.

My car was a red PT Cruiser – Cryssler.

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Website: www.holidayautos.be

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Website: www.holidayautos.be

'Mode': AROUND
Category: Other
Getting TO/AROUND: In order to do something about the pollution by the dirty exhaust from the many cars, in Jackson they have replaced the traditional busses (which use the very polluting Diesel) by the traditional stagecoaches.

This is a much cleaner solution, and the so called litter produced by the horses, can be re-used in order to fertilise the plants and the flowers in the city square park.

As you can see on the picture, this is a 2pk vehicle, for longer distances there is also a 4pk version.

And if you believe this story, then I am very sorry, as of course it is a joke, these stagecoaches make historical sightseeing tours in the city . . .

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