Bob Pishue, a transportation analyst at INRIX, which provides data to AAA, said drivers should track traffic apps and local news alerts, especially 'in metropolitan areas like Boston, New York, LA, Seattle, and Washington, DC, where traffic is expected to be more than double what it typically is on a normal day.' This caution isn't just about being stuck in traffic; it’s also about being prepared for unexpected delays that could throw off your travel plans.
AAA forecasts that traffic will be particularly bad around major metropolitan areas during the Thanksgiving holiday travel period, with New York City seeing a staggering 133 percent increase in traffic on the Long Island Expressway. Washington, D.C., Seattle, and Los Angeles are also expected to experience significant delays, with increases of 120 percent, 119 percent, and 111 percent respectively, leading to frustrating travel for many.
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