Millions of drivers hitting the road to travel for Thanksgiving holiday
It's expected to be the busiest day of the Thanksgiving holiday stretch.
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It's expected to be the busiest day of the Thanksgiving holiday stretch.
AAA is predicting that at least 55 million Americans will travel this Thanksgiving holiday, the majority hitting the road.
Experts say the busiest time on the roads during the extended weekend will be Thursday between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
United is giving some customers 30,000 miles to book new flights following severe travel disruptions last week.
When is the right time to retire your vehicle for good? Host Heather Abraham brings in the experts, Jim Garrity and Matt Phillips from AAA, to answer that question.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with AAA East Central spokesman Jim Garrity about Memorial Day Weekend and summer travel.
High demand and rising prices hit travelers as more Americans take to the skies, opt for road trips, and face inflated expenses during the busiest Memorial Day weekend in history.
Getting away this summer? Host Heather Abraham sits down with Tiffany Stanley and Calen Cygan, of AAA, to talk about what you need to know as you start planning your summer vacation.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with AAA's Jim Garrity about anxiety on the roads over self-driving vehicles.
Pittsburghers had a chance over the weekend to turn their dream trips into reality at the Pittsburgh Travel Showcase, presented by AAA.
New research shows safe driving is going in reverse.
New research shows safe driving is going in reverse.
If you're hitting the road this Thanksgiving, here's what you need to know!
More than 50 million people are expected to travel this Thanksgiving and KDKA's Falicia Woody has some travel tips for those hitting the road.
The first event will take place on Tuesday, July 19.
AAA is set to offer customers a free etching of their VIN number into their car in an effort to deter car theft.
AAA expects almost pre-pandemic crowds at the airports and on the roads.
AAA expects almost pre-pandemic crowds at the airports and on the roads.
