Good luck with your quest. I got back two weeks ago from a month on the road, and free WiFi was pretty difficult to find. I also found that all of the directories were unsatisfactory for various reasons.
Most accessible was T-Mobile, at the minute rate, and all the Borders stores have that. I'd happily have pre-pay to get around the minimum 1 hour charge.
If you just need access, you can use a Kinkos. They'll usually let you use the wired network for only the cost of what you print (which can be nil). And many of the larger name chain motels (Fairfield, La Quinta, Holiday Inn, etc.) have in-room DSL. But in the smaller areas, the chain motels are unlikely to have that (Price, UT and Limon, CO are dead zones).
--On Sunday, June 22, 2003 14:05 -0700 Tim Pozar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, Jun 22, 2003 at 01:09:02PM -0700, Ty Shipman, CIO/CTO, Kagi wrote:I am going to be driving from San Francisco CA to New York, New York next week. I need to stay in touch with some stuff and work and I am hopping there are free wireless acess points along the way I can just drive up to, hookup grab my mail and send a few reply, then drive on.
Does anyone know of a centralized list of such places?
I leave on Tuesday afternoon.
Check out the truck stops. Seems many of them are installing 802.11 APs to get folks to stop there.
Tim
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