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by Susan Pomeroy

It's an interesting travel month, with a few outstandingly great days, many that are so-so or OK, and only a couple where great care is called for. One caveat: Uranus, especially influential in long-distance and air travel in particular, is still retrograde. There may be jolts, delays, and unexpected glitches that can create major stress, great opportunity, or both. All times are PDT (UTC -7:00).

Saturday-Sunday, September 1-2. So-so.

Monday, September 3. Americans finish the Labor Day holiday with a good travel day.

Tuesday, September 4. OK.

Wednesday-Thursday, September 5-6. Good.

Friday, September 7. OK, possibly odd.

Saturday, September 8. Difficult.

Sunday-Monday, September 9-10. Very good.

Tuesday-Wednesday, September 11-12. So-so.

Thursday-Friday, September 13-14. Good.

Saturday-Sunday, September 15-16. Poor.

Monday-Friday, September 17-21. This entire week, while not horrible, is not the best. Tuesday begins with a VOC moon and ends with Uranus squaring a newly direct Pluto. Thursday is an incredibly active sky-day with continuous ups and downs. If you're embarking upon a trip, best start days this week are Monday, Wednesday or Friday.

Saturday, September 22. Autumn Equinox offers a well-balanced travel day.

Sunday, September 23. For those celebrating the birthday of the Boss (Bruce Springsteen), you might be happiest listening to those old bootlegs at home—it's a poor travel day.

Monday, September 24. Good.

Tuesday, September 25. Excellent.

Wednesday-Thursday, September 26-27. So-so.

Friday, September 28. Movement does not feel as easy as we would wish.

Saturday, September 29. Harvest Moon; poor travel.

Sunday, September 30. Excellent.