


Transportation officials in Delaware say a huge outdoor music festival taking place in Dover this weekend could add about 60,000 vehicles to the already-crowded weekend commute to the coast.
The first annual Firefly festival will give tens of thousands of music lovers a thrill of lifetime, as more than 50 bands including headliners, the Black Keys, the Killers, and former White Stripes frontman Jack White all scheduled to perform at the three day festival in an 87 acre field next to the Dover International Speedway.
But transportation officials in Delaware say they are going to do their best to ensure that traffic isn t a nightmare for festival goers, and for others who are planning a trip to the coastal resorts nearby.
There will be a few closures and detours put up around the event, and regular traffic patterns will resume at the end of each day s music lineup.
Authorities urge motorists to use caution and plan ahead if your trip to the beach includes any travel on Maryland 404, or Highway 1 in Delaware.
Virginia's attorney general Ken Cuccinelli will face former Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe in November to become Virginia's 72nd governor.

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