NJ travelers head home early to avoid holiday traffic
The end of the Labor Day rush is in full swing on New Jersey?s highways. Hundreds of thousands of people are headed home after a long holiday weekend. AAA says more than 900,000 New Jersey residents
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Sep 3, 2007, 10:24 PM
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Updated 6,471 days ago
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The end of the Labor Day rush is in full swing on New Jersey?s highways.
Hundreds of thousands of people are headed home after a long holiday weekend. AAA says more than 900,000 New Jersey residents hit the roads to enjoy the beautiful weather.
Some drivers headed home early in order to encounter less traffic. Others say they drive at night to avoid traffic altogether.
Related Information:Traffic Tracker
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