4th of July travel expected to be close to pre-pandemic levels
AAA expects 47.7 million travelers this holiday, which is only about one million shy of 2019.
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Jun 23, 2021, 11:34 AM
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Updated 1,036 days ago
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2h agoThe Fourth of July is less
than two weeks away, and you can expect
record-setting traffic if you are hitting the roads.
AAA estimates 43.6 million
Americans will drive to their destination this year.
That makes up 91% of all
travelers, which is the highest on record.
Overall, travel numbers will
nearly recover to pre-pandemic levels.
AAA expects 47.7 million
travelers this holiday, which is only about one million shy of 2019.
