State officials said they expect about 400,000 vehicles to pass through toll booths on the West Virginia Turnpike during the upcoming four-day Labor Day weekend. West Virginia Parkways Authority Executive Director Jeff Miller said that while it isn’t the biggest holiday of the summer, crews will be prepared for an influx in traffic.
Peak travel times on Friday are expected to begin around noon and continue throughout the evening. On Monday, traffic will start to pick up volume earlier in the day and continue until the early evening.