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Avoid these Labor Day travel times

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By Sami Sparber Verified, Travis Meier Verified
| Axios Kansas City Verified
Data: INRIX; Chart: Sami Sparber/Axios Stay off the roads Thursday afternoon and much of Friday to avoid the worst Labor Day weekend traffic, according to forecasts from AAA and INRIX. Why it matters: Peak holiday congestion could add serious time to your trip. Zoom in: Kansas Citians heading east or south should expect slowdowns, especially during Thursday and Friday afternoons. Multiple projects on I-70 between Kansas City and St. Louis are reducing lanes and posting slower speeds.
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Best and worst times to drive for Labor Day

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By Sami Sparber Verified
| Axios Verified
Data: INRIX; Chart: Sami Sparber/Axios Stay off the roads Thursday afternoon and much of Friday to avoid the worst Labor Day weekend traffic, according to forecasts from AAA and INRIX. Why it matters: Peak holiday congestion could add serious time to your trip. Sunday is expected to be the easiest day to drive, with minimal traffic, according to INRIX, a transportation data firm that works with AAA to calculate travel times.
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No recess required but Iowa boosts school activity time

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By Jason Clayworth Verified, Sami Sparber Verified
| Axios Des Moines Newsletter
Iowa's youngest students will get more state-required movement this school year — but they're still not guaranteed a daily recess. Why it matters: Unstructured play offers benefits that organized exercise doesn't necessarily provide, including opportunities for children to build social skills, independence and problem-solving.
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