Thanksgiving Travel to Increase Slightly This Year According to AAA
AAA Releases its Thanksgiving 2012 Travel Forecast.
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching and that means people are thinking about the three Ts: turkey, trimmings and travel. Not only will it be a busy time in the kitchen, it will also be busy on the roads and at the airports. But according to the AAA Thanksgiving 2012 Travel Forecast, this year will be busier than last, but not by much. According to the report, AAA estimates 43.6 million Americans will travel more than 50 miles from home between Nov. 21 and Nov. 25, up 0.7 percent from 43.3 million people during the holiday last year. Some 90 percent of this year's travelers will be hitting the roads, 39.1 million of them traveling by automobile. And as Thanksgiving approaches, gas prices are expected to continue on a downward trend into …
Jason
4:35 pm on Monday, September 17, 2012
Here here, Ralph! Responsibilty for thwarting domestic drilling lies with the president. He is a slave to environmentalist interest groups. Keystone would have brought North American oil and created jobs here. As long as we are at the mercy of foreign countries (primarily the unstable and radical mideast) we will continue to see high prices and be less secure overall. Drill Baby Drill! Real … more ›