Thanksgiving Travel Expected to Hit Record-High with Nearly 82 Million on the Move

AAA predicts record-breaking Thanksgiving travel amid shift

AAA Northeast expects a record 82 million Americans to travel over the Thanksgiving holiday this year — a 2% increase from 2023.

Record Thanksgiving car traffic expected amid airline concerns

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - The American Automobile Association (AAA) said it expects drivers to hit the roads in record numbers this week for

Thanksgiving travel expected to hit record-high with nearly 82 million on the move

AAA forecasts nearly 82 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home during Thanksgiving week, with most opting for car travel.

Heading out? AAA breaks down best and worst times to travel for Thanksgiving

AAA predicts a record-breaking 81.8 million people will travel for Thanksgiving, with 90% of people traveling by car and the busiest day at San Diego International Airport expected to be the Sunday after Thanksgiving.

AAA projects more than four million Floridians will travel for Thanksgiving

The vast majority of travelers will hit the road, with AAA estimating about 4.3 million Floridians will drive to their Thanksgiving destinations.

Thanksgiving traveling is underway, and people are already on the move

Wilmington, NC (WWAY)– Thanksgiving is one of the busiest times for traveling each year. According to American Automobile Association, nearly eighty-two million Americans are projected to travel at some point this week, including more than two million people from North Carolina. Nearly ninety percent of that eighty-two million number, AAA says is projected to be on the roads. Some people are getting an early start in New Hanover County today, as…