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

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.

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

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.

AAA says almost 2 million New Jersey residents will travel 50 miles or more for the Thanksgiving holiday. Cheaper gas prices are helping, as the local and national average for a gallon of regular gas is down. In New Jersey, the average price is $2.92 per gallon, 36 cents less than last year at this time.

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.

If you are driving anywhere this Thanksgiving holiday, just know you will be sharing the road with millions of people. AAA predicted just over 71 million people are expected to hit the road for the holiday.

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,