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AAA: Labor Day travel by the numbers▼
Published 1400d agoSince COVID-19 made the friendly skies not-so-friendly, and with cruises out of the question, many families hit the road this Labor Day weekend for car trips. Motorists were greeted by cheaper gas prices. Is this a sign of what's to come for Thanksgiving and Christmas? Robert Sinclair from AAAA broke it all down for PIX11. Source
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