Tyngsborough, Massachusetts?

Not knowing what time you are arriving on leaving nor what your travel options are once you get here I will give a couple answers, in order of preference.

1) http://www.bostonexpressbus.com/ runs a bus from Tyngsboro to logan throughout the day at a very reasonable price. This is my favorite method as someone else does the driving and deals with the headache. The two issues with this are (1) you need to have transportation from their terminal in Tyngsboro to your final destination. Typically I have my own car parked there. (2) Busses stop running at night so late flights in may be a problem.

2) If you are travelling at off hours (after 8pm/before 5am) then take the tunnel to I93 North to Woburn where you switch to I95/128 (same road) South to Burlington where you switch to RT 3 North to Tyngsborough. Pretty easy and be prepared for a $3 toll at the tunnel (arrival only, no toll going back to the airport). With no traffic this takes me 45 minutes. Google Maps Route: http://tinyurl.com/o96n8wa

3) If you have to travel between 6am - 11am or 3pm - 7pm and are VERY good with directions escape the city the back way then use this alternate route to stay off I95/128 which tends to back up: Best case is 1 hr but this has taken me 2+ hrs before (which was still better than the tunnen) Google Maps Route: http://tinyurl.com/n3lz8ng

4) If you have to travel during those hours and are not VERY good with directions then exit the airport using the tunnel but use this alternate route to stay off I95/128. Should be about the same time as #3 but traffic is heavier. This route also has a higher chance to encounter police on the side of the road. Google Maps Route: http://tinyurl.com/l6rjy7v

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Logan International Airport
1 Harborside Dr
Boston, MA 02128
(800) 235-6426

1. Head southeast
423 ft
2. Slight left
0.4 mi
3. Slight right
0.2 mi
4. Keep right at the fork to continue toward Massachusetts 1A S
0.2 mi
5. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Massachusetts 1A S/​Interstate 93 N/​Sumner Tunnel and merge onto Massachusetts 1A S
0.6 mi
6. Turn left to stay on Massachusetts 1A S
Toll road
1.2 mi
7. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Massachusetts 3 N/​Storrow Drive
495 ft
8. Keep left at the fork and merge onto I-93 N
10.8 mi
9. Take exit 37B to merge onto I-95 S toward Waltham
5.5 mi
10. Take exit 32A-32B for US-3 N/​Middlesex Turnpike toward Lowell/​Burlington
0.1 mi
11. Take exit 32A on the left to merge onto US-3 N toward Lowell/​Nashua N.H.
17.6 mi
12. Take exit 34 toward Tyngsboro
0.4 mi
13. Merge onto Westford Rd
0.8 mi
14. Turn left onto Massachusetts 3A S/​Middlesex Rd
0.3 mi
15. Take the 1st right onto MA-113 E/​Massachusetts 3A N/​Sherburne Ave
0.2 mi
16. Take the 1st right onto Old Pawtucket Blvd
0.3 mi

Tyngsborough, MA

Google it. Tyngs. to Logan and back will be a horrible commute because there is no really direct route. Arriving in Boston you'll be faced right off with getting out of the airport. It looks promising on a map but FORGET ABOUT taking Rt 1-A out of the airport to up to Rt 16 or 60 West to Rt 1 North to 95 South.

Go the suggested route: take the SUMNER Tunnel exits out of the airport to get into downtown Boston; then immediately get on I-93 North once out the other end of the tunnel. AM rush into Boston is nasty because half of the north shore is trying to get through the Sumner tunnel into downtown. Since you'll be headed out of Boston once you get through the tunnel you'll be headed opposite the the downtown commute but have no fear because I-93 N will turn into a parking lot as you approach I-95 with all the north suburb commuters trying to head north on I-93 like you to get to the I-95 "loop" around the city. At I-95 you take I-95 South (it actually heads west); stay on it only for about maybe 7 miles to Mass. Hwy. Rt. 3 North but that little stretch can easily take 30 minutes alone because I-95 is loaded with office parks all along it and a huge mall where you will get off I-95 to get on Rt. 3; then its easily 20-30 minutes up Rt. 3 when traffic is moving. If you get hung up as you are outside Lowell it's because people that much further north are backed up to get on I-495, another loop around Boston but further out than I-95, that's all. Tyngsborough is about 5 miles north of Lowell/Chelmsford.

You would have been far better off flying to Manchester, NH and staying up that way. Bare minimum commute time for downtown Boston to Tyngsb. will be 45-60 mins in the morning, add up to 30 mins just to get from the airport thru the tunnel into downtown before 9am. If you leave Tyngsb. at 5:00, Rt. 3 South will get backed up at 495 and again at 95. I-95 N to get to I-93 at afternoon rush is a guaranteed stopped traffic jam. Once on I-93 South then you'll have to deal with getting into Boston at 6:00 (more like 6:30). Once on the lower deck headed down onto the Zakim bridge into the city watch for the CALLAHAN Tunnel outbound to the airport in East Boston. The Callahan generally moves pretty well though because there's no tolls to stop for going out of the city.

Don't be surprised / shocked how aggressive the drivers are. Thousands of people make various portions of what you'll be dealing with on a daily basis and hate every minute of it, They're opportunistic; not necessarily aggressive, and hate spending an hour just to go 15 miles, but that's life in/around Boston. So if they see a hole to get 10 feet ahead they go for it simple as that. In some ways, expect a free for all and just be surprised if someone actually hesitates or deliberately waves to let you go ahead of them pretty much anywhere.

Hmmn. Don't they have maps where you are?

Tyngsborough is an outer suburb of Boston, about 40 miles northwest near the New Hampshire border.
Allow an hour to drive, more at rush hour.