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Old 06-12-2007, 06:05 AM
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I will be driving in to the DC area from the west/northwest on Wednesday evening. Can someone tell me a safe place (had my truck stolen in Canada 2 years ago) to stay overnight that will give me a morning commute time to Capitol Hts of 2 hours or less? I will be towing a utility trailer to the job site- to arrive 9am. Been hearing nasty things about DC commuting, so any help will be appreciated!!
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As for traveling to Capitol Heights, I can personally say that you probably don't want stay at a hotel in that town (or county). I For the fastest commute, I'd look for a hotel in the Northwestern part of DC. depending on traffic, it should take you between 20-45 minutes.
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Old 06-13-2007, 05:55 AM
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Thanks, Fairfaxian. We will heed your advice!
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