Cape Cod traffic?
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A lot of folks get an early start. A lot of folks head home after breakfast. A lot of folks hit the road at checkout time (11AM, Noon). A lot of folks checkout, have lunch, then head home. A lot of folks wait until after dinner, hoping everyone else has left long ago.
Folks leaving from Provincetown will reach the bridges in about an hour and fifteen minutes with no traffic. From Chatham, 45 minutes. From Hyannis, about 30 minutes, and so forth.
Sunday is the busiest day for leaving the Cape. How busy depends upon that particular Sunday.
If there's construction, or an accident, along your route, all bets are off.
Then, you have your choice of the Bourne Bridge or the Sagamore Bridge.
If you have a cell phone, you can call SmarTraveler to see if there are delays on one bridge or the other or both. Sometimes, a time is given, sometimes not.
See: http://www.smartraveler.com/scripts/...e.asp?city=bos
Of course, if there is a delay on both bridges when you phone, you can either stop and continue on later, or keep going. Either way, you'll get home later.
There are no constants, only variables.
Folks leaving from Provincetown will reach the bridges in about an hour and fifteen minutes with no traffic. From Chatham, 45 minutes. From Hyannis, about 30 minutes, and so forth.
Sunday is the busiest day for leaving the Cape. How busy depends upon that particular Sunday.
If there's construction, or an accident, along your route, all bets are off.
Then, you have your choice of the Bourne Bridge or the Sagamore Bridge.
If you have a cell phone, you can call SmarTraveler to see if there are delays on one bridge or the other or both. Sometimes, a time is given, sometimes not.
See: http://www.smartraveler.com/scripts/...e.asp?city=bos
Of course, if there is a delay on both bridges when you phone, you can either stop and continue on later, or keep going. Either way, you'll get home later.
There are no constants, only variables.
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