AAA predicts record-breaking Thanksgiving travel
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,
AAA expects record travel this Thanksgiving
“We’re going to be celebrating Thanksgiving at the original site in Plymouth tomorrow,” Willinsky said. According to AAA, this is expected to be a record-setting holiday travel week, with 80 million people heading out to visit friends and family. In Northern New England, about 3.1 million people are expected to be on the roads.
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