Labor Day Traffic Expected This Weekend: What to Know Before You Go
Plan Ahead for Delays
Labor Day weekend is one of the busiest travel times of the year, so it's important to plan ahead for delays.
According to the American Automobile Association (AAA), more than 39 million people are expected to travel by car this weekend.
This is the highest number of Labor Day travelers since 2000.
Hotspots to Avoid
If you're planning on driving, be aware of the following hotspots where traffic is expected to be the heaviest:
- Interstate 95
- Interstate 90
- Interstate 80
- Interstate 75
- Interstate 65
If possible, avoid traveling during peak hours, which are typically Friday afternoon and evening, and Sunday afternoon and evening.
Tips for a Smoother Trip
Here are a few tips for making your Labor Day weekend travel a little smoother:
- Leave early.
- Check traffic conditions before you go.
- Pack snacks and drinks.
- Bring entertainment for the kids.
- Be patient.
With a little planning, you can avoid the worst of the Labor Day traffic and enjoy a safe and relaxing weekend.
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