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Well, I already live in Windsor, so I won't be looking for a place to stay, at least for the first couple years. Look for a place around U of Windsor, close to the bridge and everything that you'd need, including a library to study at. I wouldn't suggest looking downtown for an apartment because it's out of the way and probably a lot more money than you'd be spending at a place around the university.
Well, in that case, I would say just cross at the tunnel because it will end up being the same time driving down to the bridge then over. Only problem with the tunnel is that there's usually a backup in the morning because of all the commuters. The bridge is usually faster because they have more booths and seperate lanes for trucks.
Bail from downtown and move out to the bridge area! 2 minute drive once you're off the bridge! haha jk, I'm sure it will work out to be the same amount of time driving
Bail from downtown and move out to the bridge area! 2 minute drive once you're off the bridge! haha jk, I'm sure it will work out to be the same amount of time driving