Longest traffic time for 9 miles. 20250425
What a crazy morning in traffic! It would typically take me 15 - 20 minutes to get from point A to point B, but it wasn't typical this morning. The traffic was surreal, backed up, and we could only move 10 feet (3M), at 1 lucky time I was be able to move 5,000 feet (1525km) The longest 9 miles (14km) of traffic took me over 3 hours for just 9 miles (14km), and it used up 100 miles (160km) of fuel consumption. I had someone text me if I was coming, yes, I was, and showed the pictures of the traffic lines there. I've seen others look for other ways to get quicker, but I see them on the other side of the road by waiting for it. I do not know what is happening upfront, but I know road construction was on the sides. If it worked on the road, it usually would do overnight work with less traffic.
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