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Judy,

I live in Silver Spring and commute to Laurel.  I travel on 495 from Georgia
Avenue heading east and use I-95 north from anytime between 7:30am and 9am.  I
have only encountered a back-up once in two years of commuting on that section
of the beltway.  Meanwhile, the west-bound lanes virtually always resemble a
parking lot! As a reverse commuter, this fact does brighten my day in the
mornings.

In the reverse direction I take Rt 29, since I've found that even in the
evenings, the same stretch of road between I-95 and Georgia Ave. is subject to
slow traffic and numerous delays.  You may not be slowed too much, however,
since you'd be taking the New Hampshire Avenue exit.  Hope this helps.

M. Van Dongen


Judith Grunberger wrote:

> I'm moving to White Oak soon, & I work in eastern Columbia (pretty much
> right off I-95).
>
> I could either take New Hampshire & I-95, or 29 & (32 or Broken Land or
> 175).
>
> Now, I know that I-95 is fairly congestion-free going north in the
> mornings & south in the evenings, since I used to commute from College
> Park, so this at first seems to be my best bet. *BUT* what I'm concerned
> about is the mile or so on 495 from New Hampshire to I-95. How bad is it,
> exactly? (Toward I-95 mornings c. 8AM; away from I-95 evenings, c. 6PM)
>
> Thanks,
> Judy
>
> ............................................................................
> Judith "Iscariot" Grunberger * jcookson@io.com * http://www.io.com/~jcookson
> "You are the government / You are jurisprudence / You are the volition /
> And I make a difference too" -- Bad Religion, You Are (the Government)



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Merrick Van Dongen
Training and Development Analyst
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins Road
Laurel, MD  20723-6099

tel: (240) 228-3076
fax: (240) 228-5821
e-mail: Merrick.VanDongen@jhuapl.edu


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Judy,

<P>I live in Silver Spring and commute to Laurel.&nbsp; I travel on 495
from Georgia Avenue heading east and use I-95 north from anytime between
7:30am and 9am.&nbsp; I have only encountered a back-up once in two years
of commuting on that section of the beltway.&nbsp; Meanwhile, the west-bound
lanes virtually <U>always</U> resemble a parking lot! As a reverse commuter,
this fact does brighten my day in the mornings.

<P>In the reverse direction I take Rt 29, since I've found that even in
the evenings, the same stretch of road between I-95 and Georgia Ave. is
subject to slow traffic and numerous delays.&nbsp; You may not be slowed
too much, however, since you'd be taking the New Hampshire Avenue exit.&nbsp;
Hope this helps.

<P>M. Van Dongen
<BR>&nbsp;

<P>Judith Grunberger wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>I'm moving to White Oak soon, &amp; I work in eastern
Columbia (pretty much
<BR>right off I-95).

<P>I could either take New Hampshire &amp; I-95, or 29 &amp; (32 or Broken
Land or
<BR>175).

<P>Now, I know that I-95 is fairly congestion-free going north in the
<BR>mornings &amp; south in the evenings, since I used to commute from
College
<BR>Park, so this at first seems to be my best bet. *BUT* what I'm concerned
<BR>about is the mile or so on 495 from New Hampshire to I-95. How bad
is it,
<BR>exactly? (Toward I-95 mornings c. 8AM; away from I-95 evenings, c.
6PM)

<P>Thanks,
<BR>Judy

<P>............................................................................
<BR>Judith "Iscariot" Grunberger * jcookson@io.com * <A HREF="http://www.io.com/~jcookson">http://www.io.com/~jcookson</A>
<BR>"You are the government / You are jurisprudence / You are the volition
/
<BR>And I make a difference too" -- Bad Religion, You Are (the Government)</BLOCKQUOTE>
&nbsp;

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<P>Merrick Van Dongen
<BR>Training and Development Analyst
<BR>Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
<BR>Johns Hopkins Road
<BR>Laurel, MD&nbsp; 20723-6099

<P>tel: (240) 228-3076
<BR>fax: (240) 228-5821
<BR>e-mail: Merrick.VanDongen@jhuapl.edu
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