Be smart about traffic
If you’re driving, know where it’s most likely to be bad. For trouble-free car travel, refresh you driving etiquette. “We took a look at data from the Federal Highway Administration to see where the worst congestion is likely to be over Labor Day Weekend,” says Clem Bason, the CEO of value hotel search site goSeek.com and former president of hotwire.com. “They publish year-over-year growth in millions of miles driven by month by state.” Although the last available month is May, Bason can project the growth rates through summer and into Labor Day. Given that, here are the states where you’ll want to get an early start on your travels:
Bad all over: California, North Carolina, Florida
Slow near big towns and beaches: Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania
Isolated troubles near popular destinations: Utah, Nevada, Colorado
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