Thanksgiving Travel: Record Crowds and Tips for a Stress-Free Journey

As Thanksgiving approaches, Southern California is experiencing heavy traffic on freeways and at airports, with an estimated 2.5 million people expected to pass through Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) over the next 10 days. Long lines and congestion are causing delays for travelers, both flying and driving, with an anticipated 4.6 million people driving over 50 miles during the holiday weekend. Despite the challenges, many travelers are willing to endure the inconvenience to be with their loved ones, while others find the crowded conditions overwhelming. California Highway Patrol will be vigilant in enforcing road safety, as 37 fatalities occurred during last year's Thanksgiving holiday season.
- Crush of Thanksgiving traffic underway in SoCal KTLA Los Angeles
- Driving or flying before feasting? Here are some tips for Thanksgiving travelers Yahoo News
- Thanksgiving travel set to strain a stressed aviation system NPR
- Holiday travelers take off for Thanksgiving Day KTLA 5
- Record crowds expected at Tampa International Airport WFLA
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