The American Automobile Association is expecting a record number of Americans to travel within the U.S. during the ...

AAA is predicting that July 4, 2025, will once again break records. Read more trending news The travel group said that 72.2 million people will be going on trips of at least 50 miles this week.

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — For Virginians, the roads and airways are about to get very busy for the long holiday weekend, according to AAA. It's estimated that 1.34 million people will be traveling ...

Near-record gas prices won't stop many of Americans from hitting the road this Fourth of July, as AAA estimates a record 42 million people will be taking road trips for the holiday weekend. The ...

AAA projects nearly 51 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home the Independence Day weekend, setting a new record for the holiday. Skip to main content.

MIAMI - Despite sky-high gas prices, AAA is predicting a record number of July 4th drivers. The automotive and trip-planning group's annual forecast for the July 4 holiday weekend says that 42 ...

AAA is predicting that 42 million people will travel by car this July 4, despite gas prices hitting record highs earlier this month. It is predicted that a total of 47.9 million people will take a ...

AAA expects 4.47 million people will travel by other modes. That number is the highest it’s been in 20 years. Domestic cruise bookings are up 37% compared to last holiday season.

The number of Americans traveling by bus, train, and cruise this holiday season is up nearly 10% compared to last year, according to AAA, which means 4.47 million people — the highest number in ...

According to AAA, a record number of Michiganders are expected to travel this weekend. In all, the agency expects more than 1.7 million Michiganders to take at least one trip of 50 miles or more ...

AAA states that the number of Americans traveling by bus, train, and cruise this holiday season is up nearly 10% compared to last year. AAA expects 4.47 million people will travel by other modes.