Holiday Travel

Whether by car or by air, NJ residents face dangerous travel conditions heading into Christmas

For AAA's purposes, this holiday weekend begins Thursday, with heavy travel expected as early as mid-afternoon.

With increases in the Covid numbers many of us are curtailing our travel and limiting the number of family and friends at our tables. I also read and heard on the news that many of us will be driving instead of flying to our Christmas destinations...

Transportation Security Administration officials say travelers will face security delays because of construction at Newark Liberty International Airport's Terminal A.

Planning to travel for the holidays? AAA has released the top six things travelers need to do right now.

AAA Northeast expects 2.8 million New Jerseyans to travel this holiday season with 90% traveling by car.

A new Monmouth University poll finds most of us enjoy the holidays, but the season still has its share of stresses.

Airlines are shifting the timing of thousands of flights, even adding dozens of redeyes, as they try to avoid delays while hauling millions of passengers from now through the Christmas weekend.

Cheap gas and the long weekend will send New Jerseyans traveling in record numbers this Christmas.

NEW YORK (AP) -- If it's a white Christmas you're after, you'd better follow this familiar advice: Go West.