With the Fourth of July falling on a Friday, Americans are taking advantage of the long weekend. AAA estimates 72 million people are traveling at least 50 miles for the holiday, which is 1.7 million more than last year.
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- AAA estimates 72 million people are traveling at least 50 miles for the holiday, 1.7 million more than last year. 8s
- Nashville is hosting a major celebration expected to draw over 250,000 attendees. 47s
- The FAA expects around 35,000 flights to operate during the holiday period. 1m 6s
- About 60 million people are expected to travel by car, with gas prices at their lowest since 2021. 1m 17s
- Airlines predict the busiest travel day will be as people return home after the holiday, with some delays already reported in cities like Chicago. 2m 0s