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Nearly 3-million Floridians are expected to be on the move this holiday.

About to hit the roads. aaa anticipates nearly 48.7 million americans will be driving and tsa says 2.5 million people a day could be flying through this weekend. but just because travel is back to its pre-pandemic self, well, that doesnt mean the travel industry is. joining me now from miami international airport is nbcs sam -- i was on an airplane yesterday and the lines were packed, the lounges were packed, the airline was packed, everything was packed, and it felt like there wasnt enough staf...

Nearly 3-million Floridians are expected to be on the move this holiday.

Nearly 3-million Floridians are expected to be on the move this holiday.

Ceiling and walls buckled under several feet of snow. >> sadly, the building was condemned today and theyre tearing it down, like, asap. >> reporter: tonight, the driving ban for the entire buffalo area has been lifted, but drivers are stilled urged to stay off the roads unless theres an emergency. meanwhile, buffalo public schools will be closed again tomorrow, which means kids will get at least another snow day. norah. >> odonnell: with just three days until thanksgiving, the holiday travel se...

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According to AAA, more than 48 million Americans will pack up their car for a road trip as Thanksgiving approaches.

More law enforcement officers will be driving on the freeways and interstates. The California Highway Patrol plans to begin its maximum enforcement patrol Wednesday at 6 pm. It will end Sunday at midnight.