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With record travel expected this Thanksgiving, it’s crucial to stay prepared.

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First published November 2024 · prices and hours may have changed

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What you need to know about upcoming holiday travel & wise tips to keep you safe in your vehicle

Record travel predicted

News stations are warning travelers of high-volume movement expected for the Thanksgiving Holiday. Per AAA, close to 80 million people will be traveling for the 2024 holiday, broken down as the following:

  • 79.9 million will be hitting the road
  • 5.8 million will travel by air
  • 2 million plus will go by bus, train, or cruise

More people are gathering

Now that the COVID-19 pandemic is no longer as threatening as in prior years, people feel more comfortable gathering together. Gas prices have also come down from last year, making travel more appealing. Since roadways, airports, and train and bus stations will be bustling, travelers are advised to be patient and use their smarts.

Here are some top safety tips to incorporate into your travel routine, especially for those who are driving:

Arrive safe, not sorry

These are just a few wise tips to consider when traveling over the holiday season. Remember that there will be a lot of people driving who are striving to get to their destination, too, so be patient and practice safe driving techniques so you can all arrive safely.

Happy Thanksgiving!

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