Nearly 80 million people will pack up and travel 50-plus miles over the Thanksgiving holiday, setting a record and exceeding pre-pandemic travel, AAA says.

AAA projects 79.9 million travelers will head 50 miles or more from home over the Thanksgiving holiday travel period, an increase of 1.7 million people compared to last year and 2 million more than in 2019. Alabama legislators have filed bills on body cams, concealed carry and voting holiday

As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, AAA forecasts a significant surge in travel. Here are the best and worst times to leave for and after dinner.

As many get ready to celebrate Thanksgiving, the roads are filling with travellers.Wednesday is predicted to be the busiest day of travel leading up the holiday

Nearly one million people from the Philadelphia region are expected to travel Tuesday through Monday, which includes planes trains and automobiles.

Millions of Americans are set to crowd into airports or hit the road on the Wednesday ahead of Thanksgiving Day which is shaping up to be one of the busiest travel days of the year. On Tuesday, about 2.

A record 80 million Americans are expected to hit the road or fly more than 50 miles between Tuesday and the Monday after Thanksgiving.

AAA predicts a record-breaking Thanksgiving travel period, with an estimated 80 million people traveling for the holiday. The vast majority – nearly 72 million – will drive to their destinations. The Jon Bon Jovi service area in South Amboy was busier than usual on Tuesday,

The holiday travel rush is expected to be bigger than ever this year, and staffing shortages and weather can lead to delays.

Holiday travel is now well underway as people head out to see family and friends for Thanksgiving. AAA says it will be a record year on the roads. Across the country, AAA predicts nearly 80 million people will travel for Thanksgiving,

Analysts are predicting another record-breaking travel year this Thanksgiving. AAA says about 80 million people will travel for the holiday, which is higher than the pre-pandemic record. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says it expects to screen 2.