ST. LOUIS - Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner.
AAA predicts more than 37 million Americans will be traveling.
It's the first major holiday travel weekend since coronavirus vaccines became widely available to all adults and some children.
But what if your holiday destination requires a COVID-19 test or you want to take one to be safe?
You still have time to get one.
Tony Caskey, chief operating officer at Total Access Urgent Care, says it has seen an uptick in questions about traveling and rapid testing.
Some destinations require you to get that test within 72 hours.
For a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test, you should give them 24 to 36 hours to get results back by that time.
Total Access Urgent Care offers two types of rapid tests, and both give results in the same time frame: about 25 minutes.
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