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Don Redman from AAA joins to discuss Thanksgiving travel forecast
SUMMARY: This Thanksgiving travel season, according to AAA (American Automobile Association), is predicted to be the third busiest since records began in 2000, with more than 55 million people traveling by road and air. Consultations with AAA's Don Redman reveal that despite global concerns such as wars affecting oil prices, gas prices have actually decreased, now under $2.80 per gallon in Mississippi – nearly 40 cents cheaper than last year. Airline tickets are about 5% higher compared to the previous year, but travelers seem eager to reach destinations quicker and spend more time on vacation. The busiest travel days are expected to be the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and the following Sunday, with early mornings recommended for departures to avoid heavy traffic.
According to AAA, this Thanksgiving travel season marks the third-highest forecast since the year 2000.
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