Hurricane Earl and YOUR Labor Day travel
AAA waiting to see how storm will affect travel
Posted: 08/31/2010
As we watch the path of Hurricane Earl, AAA says it's too early to predict whether there will be delays for Labor Day weekend.
AAA says it's expecting nine percent of Marylanders to head out of town. The company says more than 600,000 people will travel at least 50 miles round-trip from home.
AAA says it will have to wait and see how Earl could affect
travelers.
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