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Travelers looking for value, good food
Travelers looking for value, good food
Gas prices aren't expected to keep U.S. travelers home this summer but families are keeping an eye on their budgets and placing a value on amenities, travel experts say.
AAA: Labor Day weekend travel to decline
The number of people in the United States traveling during the Labor Day weekend will likely decline this year, the AAA says.
U.S. teen drivers involved in 2,541 deaths
Teen drivers ages 15 to 17 were involved in about 974,000 vehicle crashes, injuring 406,427 people and killing 2,541 people, in 2006, a U.S. study said.
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AAA offers defensive flying tips
With millions expected to jam U.S. airports for the Thanksgiving holiday, AAA is offering suggestions for making the ordeal survivable.
AAA calls highway deaths epidemic
The head of the American Automobile Association Monday in Detroit decried an "epidemic" of U.S. highway deaths that kills nearly 43,000 people annually.

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More travelers concerned about the economy, gasoline prices and rising airfares are opting to travel by train, bus, motorcycle and cruise ship to their holiday weekend destinations
AAA: Labor Day weekend travel to decline
United Press International
The impact of a teen crash extends beyond the emotional tragedies and physical injury at the crash scene, with costs that can extend to employers, families, the government and society overall
U.S. teen drivers involved in 2,541 deaths
United Press International
While traffic fatalities per mile traveled have been reduced somewhat, they remain one of the top 10 causes of death in America
AAA calls highway deaths epidemic
United Press International
Many Americans remain cautious about the outlook for their personal finances, and these attitudes are reflected in the slight decline in travel we are forecasting for the upcoming holiday weekend
Fewer Americans to hit road for Fourth
United Press International
While Americans remain cautious with household budgets and discretionary spending amidst high levels of unemployment, many are in a better financial position this Thanksgiving than a year ago
AAA says more people are driving
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Tornado recover efforts underway in Moore, Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin talks to victims from the May 20 tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma, May 22, 2013. The EF-5 tornado cut a path of destruction approximately 17 miles by 1.3 miles wide and left 24 people dead. UPI/J.P. Wilson