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Title: ngc-Richmond va to Worcester MA
Post by: trippah on July 30, 2015, 03:54:40 PM
Hi All, for all you knowledgeable East Coasters.....Drivin g from Richmond Va to Worcester MA tomorrow.  thinking avoiding DC and NYC most desirable.  How about Delaware bridge, is it horrible going north on a Summer Friday??  anyone familiar with Annapolis MD is the bridge to the Delmarva Peninsula  a Friday nightmare?  Or is going into NYC on a Friday okay, since it is not the main exit but against the flow (I'd hope).   Any and all suggestion welcome.
Title: Re: ngc-Richmond va to Worcester MA
Post by: Aaron D. on July 30, 2015, 04:35:25 PM
It is a longer trip but I generally go up I81 to Scranton, 84 East from there when I ride to/from VA -Massachusetts. I have done the shorter NYC thing but generally at the small hours of the morning.
Title: Re: ngc-Richmond va to Worcester MA
Post by: Lannis on July 30, 2015, 05:55:49 PM
I always go well west of DC -  If I were in Richmond and going to MA on a motorcycle, I'd take 522 up into PA and then take I-81 or US209 or something.

I can't tell you how the Richmond - DC - New York I-95 corridor is on any particular day, because I last did it about 10 years ago and that was enough for the rest of my life.   I can't think of anything that would drive all the pleasure and happiness out of any trip I was taking faster than going that route .....

Lannis
Title: Re: ngc-Richmond va to Worcester MA
Post by: Lcarlson on July 30, 2015, 06:36:22 PM
Unfortunately, I95 is generally terrible. As far as avoiding NYC, though, you should consider using the Tappan Zee bridge. It'll work fine for where you want to go.
Title: Re: ngc-Richmond va to Worcester MA
Post by: trippah on July 30, 2015, 09:14:52 PM
Thanks for your suggestions and thoughts.  I think my last trip was coastal but I was going South, not North and midweek. I will look into the Scranton route again, it has been a while might be worth it, I-95, NJ Turnpike and Parkway may  actually be used as illustrations in recent editions of Dante's Inferno.