Portsmouth NH to NYC
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Agree with route or variant above. I am guessing Sunday evening traffic this weekend is not going to be pleasant no matter which route you take - lots of people heading somewhere after Christmas break.
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Agree it would help to know where you are going, since there are numerous options when you get close to the city. I would listen to traffic radio (1010) on the way in to see if there are specific spots to avoid. Different choices for east or west side.
Where will you be leaving your car?
Where will you be leaving your car?
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I'll chime in with more of the same - once you get close to NYC traffic is likely to be heavy no matter which route you take on Sunday evening as there will tons of people making their way "back home" after the long Christmas break. Listen to the traffic reports on 1010 or 880 radio for up to the minute info. Keep in mind an accident on any of the major arteries into the city can tie up traffic for hours and it will also mean heavier traffic on the alternate routes and motorists try to find a way to avoid the accident congestion.