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Labor Day weekend travel is expected to be busier this year than 2022, AAA reported.

The storm's eastern trajectory has caused it to avoid major oil refineries and mitigate such worries at a national level.

Domestic travel is up 4%, but international bookings are up a whopping 44%, AAA says.

Even though school has already kicked off in the Volunteer State, thousands of Tennesseans are still planning to hit the road and enjoy some late summer fun over Labor Day weekend.

Gas prices across the county have held relatively firm since last week, only losing a penny off its total, while Arizona markets continue to reel.

The program allows impaired drivers to call for a tow truck to transport them and their cars to a safe location.

AAA Texas Spokesperson Daniel Armbruster said many people will take to the skies, but most will be driving.

The FAAA is convinced that ASIC made an accounting error when calculating adviser levies. Addressing a parliamentary inquiry into the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) last week

While some people are worried about a possible Labor Day weekend gas spike, Patrick De Haan from Gasbuddy.com said there is actually good news on the horizon.

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