Millions of Americans on the move for Thanksgiving
AAA estimates about 55 million people are traveling for the holiday, and the majority are driving to destinations.
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AAA estimates about 55 million people are traveling for the holiday, and the majority are driving to destinations.
The roads and airports are expected to be full in the next 24 hours.
AAA reports nearly 55 million people will travel, a 1.5% increase from last year and 98% of pre-pandemic levels.
We have new information about how many people are expected to travel this holiday season, both on the roads and in the skies.
The latest figures predict a return to near pre-pandemic levels. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook reports from Newark Airport.
We hear from an expert about how to find the best deals on flights, rental cars and hotels this holiday season.
We're just over a month away from one of the busiest travel holidays of the year. That's right, it's time to start booking your Thanksgiving travel.
Test video from AAA shows how automatic emergency braking can prevent a rear-end accident.
How you can also save on hotel stays, if you're willing to negotiate.
CBS News senior travel advisor Peter Greenberg explains why you'll save when you book over the next few months.
According to FlightAware, more than 2,300 flights into or within the U.S. were delayed by Thursday afternoon.
AAA Northeast's Robert Sinclair Jr. has more on what to expect if you're hitting the road this weekend in the Tri-State Area.
AAA's annual forecast for the July 4 holiday weekend says that 42 million Americans -- more than ever -- will take a road trip of 50 miles or more.
President Biden is now calling on oil refineries to increase supply and to worry less about high profits.
CBS2's Jessica Moore explains why the pain at the pump doesn't seem to dissipate.
The national average price has jumped 19 cents in just the past week, and it's up $1.93 from this time last year.
