Thanksgiving Travel

Health officials are bracing for another deadly wave of cases after millions of people traveled for Thanksgiving. News4’s Darcy Spencer spoke to some travelers returning to D.C.

Thanksgiving travel usually means congested roads, mass delays and long lines at airports, but the pandemic has many Americans staying home. New data from AAA shows that fewer people are traveling this Thanksgiving as health experts advise people to stay home because of the coronavirus pandemic. AAA anticipates at least a 10% drop in holiday travel nationwide. This is the…

This Thanksgiving, AAA expects a 10% drop in travel — the largest decline since the recession in 2008. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports on the D.C.-area roads.

Despite the rising COVID-19 concerns, this Thanksgiving is expected to be the busiest travel time of the year. News4’s Justin Finch checks in at Reagan National Airport the day before the holiday.

Get ready to see more of your neighbors over the Thanksgiving holiday. More than 80% of people in D.C., Maryland and Virginia say they won’t be traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday and for many, it’s because of the pandemic, according to a new AAA survey. In D.C., 83% of residents plan to stay home for Thanksgiving and 65% of...

Travel will not be an option for many people this Thanksgiving. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss takes a look at the pandemic travel trend.