Get to your lobster roll and blueberry pie faster by avoiding weekend traffic on the Maine Coast.
Weekend traffic heading to the Maine Coast along its feeder roads, I–95 and U.S. 1, can be brutally frustrating, especially at the tollbooths. If you travel midweek instead (or outside of peak season), you won't find yourself nearly as stymied. See more travel tips in our Maine Travel Guide.
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