I-95 Gas Price Update – Thursday, May 17, 2012

I-95 Gas Price Update: Gas prices have continued to drop along I-95 over the past several weeks. This week, prices have fallen an average of about 5 cents. Connecticut remains the state with the highest gas prices along I-95. Bridgeport is showing $4.03 a gallon for regular unleaded. The lowest gas prices continue to be in the Carolinas with Walterboro ($3.45), Santee, ($3.49), Manning ($3.48) and Florence ($3.48), South Carolina having some of the lowest prices. From Virginia south to Georgia, gas prices are generally in the $3.50 to $3.75 range.

Listed below are the average posted gas prices as of Thursday, May 17, 2012 for unleaded regular gas at selected I-95 exit cities.

Check out "The I-95 Exit Guide, iPhone and Android editions". All you’ll need is 99 cents and you’ll have an app that lists exit services for the entire length of I-95 from Canada to Miami, Florida… including these gas price updates! You’ll have to act quick though… that special price is introductory and available for a limited time. It also makes a great gift!

Here’s a link to more info and to order: http://i95exitguide.com/mobile/

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AAA Projects 1.2 Percent Increase in Memorial Day Travel as Americans Stay Closer to Home

AAA projects 34.8 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home during the Memorial Day holiday weekend, an increase of 1.2 percent – or 500,000 travelers – from the 34.3 million people who traveled one year ago. The Memorial Day holiday travel period is defined as Thursday, May 24 to Monday, May 28.

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Memorial Day Weekend to Open Summer Getaway Season

We have our own holiday tradition: On the Sunday before the Memorial Day weekend, we use the Metro section’s Commuter page to set up a summer getaway guide. I describe some of the best known routes out of the D.C. region and add some of your suggestions about alternatives.

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I-95 Gas Price Update – Wednesday, May 9, 2012

I-95 Gas Price Update: Gas prices have continued to drop along I-95 over the past several weeks. This week, prices have fallen an average of about 5 cents. Connecticut remains the state with the highest gas prices along I-95. Bridgeport is showing $4.10 a gallon for regular unleaded. The lowest gas prices continue to be in the Carolinas with Santee, ($3.57), Manning ($3.58) and Florence ($3.59), South Carolina having some of the lowest prices. From Virginia south to Georgia, gas prices are generally in the $3.60 to $3.85 range.

Listed below are the average posted gas prices as of Wednesday, May 9, 2012 for unleaded regular gas at selected I-95 exit cities.

Check out "The I-95 Exit Guide, iPhone and Android editions". All you’ll need is 99 cents and you’ll have an app that lists exit services for the entire length of I-95 from Canada to Miami, Florida… including these gas price updates! You’ll have to act quick though… that special price is introductory and available for a limited time. It also makes a great gift!

Here’s a link to more info and to order: http://i95exitguide.com/mobile/

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For more I-95 information, visit www.i95exitguide.com, the Internet’s largest and most complete website devoted to America’s Interstate Main Street. Detailed exit service listings… discount lodging, camping, food, gas and more for every exit from Maine to Florida!

Join our social circle and stay connected. To stay in the loop on all things I-95, click the icons below to find us on Facebook and Twitter!

I-95 Weekend Gas Price Update – Friday, May 4, 2012

Weekend I-95 Gas Price Update: Gas prices have dropped an average of about 4 cents over the past few days along I-95. Connecticut remains the state with the highest gas prices along I-95. Bridgeport is showing $4.15 a gallon for regular unleaded. The lowest gas prices continue to be in the Carolinas with Santee, ($3.65), Manning ($3.65) and Florence ($3.66), South Carolina having some of the lowest prices. From Virginia south to Georgia, gas prices are generally in the $3.65 to $3.90 range.

Listed below are the average posted gas prices as of Friday, May 4, 2012 for unleaded regular gas at selected I-95 exit cities.

Check out "The I-95 Exit Guide, iPhone and Android editions". All you’ll need is 99 cents and you’ll have an app that lists exit services for the entire length of I-95 from Canada to Miami, Florida… including these gas price updates! You’ll have to act quick though… that special price is introductory and available for a limited time. It also makes a great gift!

Here’s a link to more info and to order: http://i95exitguide.com/mobile/

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For more I-95 information, visit www.i95exitguide.com, the Internet’s largest and most complete website devoted to America’s Interstate Main Street. Detailed exit service listings… discount lodging, camping, food, gas and more for every exit from Maine to Florida!

Join our social circle and stay connected. To stay in the loop on all things I-95, click the icons below to find us on Facebook and Twitter!

DC Beltway Exit Bottleneck to Open Up This Weekend in Express Lanes Work Zone

A bottleneck for drivers on the Capital Beltway’s inner loop near Tysons Corner is about to open up.

The Virginia Department of Transportation plans to restore the fourth lane on Interstate 495 North at I-66 and open a fifth lane that will benefit drivers coming from I-66 East and heading for the inner loop’s exit to Route 7.

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Great Opportunity to Win “The I-95 Exit Guide” eBook!

The I-95 Exit Guide has a new Facebook page and they are celebrating by giving away 10 copies of their eBook. Just be one of their first 100 Facebook “likes” and you are automatically entered to win.  Now where can you get better odd than that!

The I-95 Exit Guide eBook lists exit services and travel information for the entire length of Interstate 95 from it’s beginning in Houlton, Maine to it’s terminus in Miami, Florida. Listings include food, lodging, gasoline, campgrounds, shopping, medical facilities, rest areas, welcome centers, attractions, and other traveler services.

Just visit our new I-95 Exit Guide Facebook page and hit the “Like” button. Winners will be notified via Facebook and announced once we reach 100 likes. Good luck!

Drivers Worry DC Beltway HOT Lanes Will Increase Congestion Near Potomac River

I noticed during Monday’s online chat that many travelers were writing to ask practical questions about the uses of the 495 Express Lanes, the high occupancy vehicle lanes scheduled to open by the end of the year. I’ll try to post several of your concerns this week, starting with this question about whether the northern part of the system is useful at all.

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Bridge Work Continues On Virginia I-95 This Week

RICHMOND, Va (WTVR) – If you use 95 North or South through the city you could run into major delays due to bridge work. Crews will be on scene from 8pm to 6am this week at the Boulevard. Some nights only one travel lane could be open in each direction. Use caution around mile marker 78. Crews may shut down the exits in that area as well. You can use 195 or 295 as an alternate. Here’s all the details:

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Plans Move Ahead on I-95 Tolls in Virginia

VDOT members met earlier this month to discuss their plans to move on a toll project to fund improvements to the I-95 corridor. The plan would charge drivers a toll along the interstate between mile marker 126 (just south of Fredericksburg) to the North Carolina state line. VDOT released their findings on the state of this corridor and stated that 80% of the bridges on I-95 are over 40 years old, 72% of the pavement is in need of maintenance, and that by 2035, travel time is projected to increase by 40%! To remedy these problems over the next 25 years, VDOT projects costs would equal around $12.1 billion.  Looking at the revenue per lane mile for transportation construction in Virginia, we’re running out of funding for these projects, and this is why these tolls have been proposed.

VDOT estimates the toll program could raise $50 million a year in revenue. If an agreement is reached, the tolls would be up and running in over a year from now.

The revenue from these tolls will be used to make pavement, structural, operational, capacity and safety improvements throughout the corridor. These funds cannot be used outside of I-95.

You can find more information about the project athttp://www.virginiadot.org/projects/i-95_corridor_improvement.asp.

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