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Roads will be busy, especially between 2pm and 7pm. If you're planning to travel by road on July 4, expect busy roads and traffic congestion. According to transportation data and insights provider INRIX, peak traffic congestion varies depending on the location, but the worst times to be on the road on or before the Independence Day holiday are generally between 2 pm and 7 pm. AAA, meanwhile, expects this holiday to be one of the busiest weeks of summer travel on record, with 72.2 million people predicted to travel at least 50 miles from home between June 28 and July 6, the travel association reported. That marks an additional 1.7 million travelers from Fourth of July last year, plus 7 million more than in 2019, per AAA. A record 72.2 million Americans are projected to travel for the 2025 Independence Day weekend. The busiest travel days are expected between Saturday, June 28 and Sunday, July 6. The Fourth of July weekend in 2025 will see record-breaking U.S. air travel with over 18.5 million passengers screened and 51,000 flights on peak days. Rising demand drives airfare increases and heavy airport congestion. Agencies like TSA and FAA prepare with added staff and technology, urging travelers to plan early and stay informed. Tuesday, July 8, will be the least busy and most affordable day to fly home, Expedia found. United Airlines said it projects Friday, June 27, and Thursday, July 3, to be its busiest days with Summer travelers, gear up. This Fourth of July is going to be a busy one. Independence Day is often one of the busiest travel periods outside the winter holidays, and this year is expected to be United Airlines said it expects to fly a record 5 million passengers from Friday, June 28, to Monday, July 8. United predicts June 29 and July 7 will be its busiest days. United predicts June 29 July 1, 2025, 1:38 PM. MORE: Summer travel forecast: Busiest days to fly and how to save on airfare. United Airlines said it projects Friday, June 27, and Thursday, July 3, to be its busiest Here’s what you need to know to fly smarter over the Independence Day travel window in 2025 — and potentially save money on airfare. Vacation more, spend less. TSA recorded six of its busiest days ever in 2025, with 18.5 million travelers expected during Fourth of July week. Airlines prepare for historic holiday rush. A Record-Breaking 72.2 million People Are Traveling Over July 4—Here's How to Avoid Traffic Expert tips for navigating this week's 4th of July travel chaos, on the road and in the skies. While Fourth of July is always a busy time for travel, the long weekend means travelers should prepare for larger crowds. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screened a record number of passengers during the 2024 July Fourth weekend, and those records might be broken again in 2025. WASHINGTON, DC (June 20, 2025) – AAA projects 72.2 million people will travel at least 50 miles or more from home over the Independence Day holiday period from Saturday, June 28 to Sunday, July 6. This year’s domestic travel forecast is an increase of 1.7 million travelers compared to last year and 7 million more than in 2019. This report explores the most affordable domestic and short-haul international travel opportunities for July 4th Weekend 2025. Using airfare data from 250,000 recent price points, we’re helping travelers find the best value-for-money options for one of the most travel-packed weekends of the summer. The agency expects to screen more than 18.5 million people over the holiday travel period stretching from Tuesday, July 1, through Monday, July 7. The highest passenger volume is expected on Sunday, July 6, with about 2.9 million people predicted to fly on that day alone. TSA expects over 18.5 million people to travel by air over busy Fourth of July holiday Offers family-friendly travel tips and customer service options National Press Release Tuesday, June 24, 2025 A record 72.2 million Americans are expected to travel domestically for the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Driving remains the most popular mode of transportation, but air travel is also expected Nearly 71 million Americans are expected to travel over the July 4 holiday period, marking a 5% increase in travelers from last year and an 8% increase over 2019, according to AAA. The busiest The Fourth of July travel forecast reveals American eagerness to celebrate the nation’s 249th birthday away from home. U.S. airlines have responded by scheduling approximately 4 percent more flights than last year, operating roughly 27,000 daily flights throughout the holiday period. The Federal Aviation Administration expects July 3 to peak With July 4 falling on a Friday, travelers have more flexibility to extend vacations into a long weekend or even take the entire week off. The uptick in travel demand is evident across all
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