According to AAA, a record 45.1 million Americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more this Memorial Day weekend, marking an increase from 44 million travelers in 2005. The majority will travel by car, with Massachusetts anticipated to experience the worst traffic, especially on Friday. Drivers are urged to plan for extra time, avoid distractions, and check traffic conditions. Notably, I-93 N from Boston to Manchester could see congestion levels as high as 123% above normal, peaking Monday afternoon. Traffic management measures, like an earlier deployment of HOV lanes, will also be in effect.
AAA reports that this Memorial Day weekend will see a record 45.1 million travelers, surpassing the previous record of 44 million set in 2005.
Highway Administrator Jonathan Gulliver advises drivers to plan extra time for travel, avoid distractions, and use weather resources to ensure safe arrivals.
Traffic on I-93 N from Boston to Manchester is expected to be one of the worst routes, with a 123% increase in congestion peaking Monday at 12:15 p.m.
MassDOT suggests that Friday will be the busiest travel day and advises against driving during the morning hours on Saturday to avoid heavy traffic.
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