As Thanksgiving approaches, many will be taking to the roads to spend the holiday with loved ones. While some may opt for air travel, the majority of travelers

Thanksgiving travel is well underway, and this year is expected to be a record-breaking one. The roads and skies are anticipated to be busier than usual this week.The Portland Jetport is in for a busy week.

MIAMI - Record-breaking travel numbers are expected this Thanksgiving, according to AAA - The Auto Club Group. The auto club predicts that nearly 80 million Americans will hit the skies, roads, tracks and seas. More than 4.5 million in Florida are expected to take a holiday trip.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– AAA has some tips for last minute Thanksgiving travelers. If you have not hit the road yet, it’s best to avoid afternoon traffic, you could head out Thanksgiving morning when traffic might be lighter.

Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead and travel off peak times to avoid major highway congestion as they travel to their Thanksgiving destinations.

Much of Maryland is preparing for widespread heavy rain and patchy fog which will impact Thanksgiving travel around the state and region. Temperatures will rema