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 Millions of people are expe stanley cup cted to travel by road and by air this Thanksgiving, according to projections from the Transportation Security Administration. The surge could set records for U.S. domestic holiday travel.For those driving, AAA expects roads will be busiest on Wednesday just ahead of the holiday. Around 55.4 million Americans are expected to drive 50 miles or more as part of their Thanksgiving plans.The Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of Thanksgiving, as well as the Monday following, are expected to be the busiest days to travel through an airport. On Sunday, TSA expects to check some 2.9 million people through security, which would make it the busiest day on record.SEE MORE: Americans hitting the road for Thanksgiving could see severe weatherPrices for travelers may be lower than last year. The travel site Hopper estimates airfares have dropped about 14% year over year, while the national average price for gas is down 37 cents a gallon since this time last year.But weather could complicate travel plans. A storm system is expected to move from the Southern plains to the Northeast in the days before Thanksgiving, and could drop up to seven inches of snow in Northeastern states.U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said Monday the government has staffed up w stanley cup ith more air traffic controllers and given airports more money for snowplows and de-icing  stanley flasche to keep runways open.Trending stories at ScrippsnewsToys that  spy  on kids are becoming a growing threat, report findsIR Xrkm Now is the time to start planning for holiday travel
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