The Maryland Department of Transportation recommends leaving from the D.C. area before 10 a.m. to miss the worst of the traffic.
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WASHINGTON — AAA is projecting a record number of drivers for this Memorial Day weekend with the caveat that growth in travel demand is slowing because of the economic uncertainty and gas prices.
A spokesperson said 89% of travelers leaving from the D.C. area will be driving, which amounts to about 937,000 people. They said about 751,000 Marylanders will be driving for the weekend holiday.
The Maryland State Highway Administration recommends hitting the road
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