Travel

Out of over 1,800 respondents, 61% plan to travel for Thanksgiving, 80% are choosing to drive to their destination and many are sticking within 50 miles of home.

The holidays are a time for gathering, and more Americans plan to do that this year despite continuing concerns around the COVID-19 pandemic, a recent Cars.com survey finds.

More Americans are planning to travel this Thanksgiving than last, according to a recent Cars.com survey, but rising gas prices and coronavirus concerns are impacting travel plans.

Nearly 2 in 5 respondents to a recent Cars.com survey said they plan to travel more than 50 miles for Labor Day weekend in 2021.

How well can our 2021 Ford F-150 Limited crew cab handle family road-trip duty? We put it to the test to find out.

Some 62% of Americans are planning to travel 50 miles or more over the Memorial Day weekend, according to a Cars.com survey, up some 20 percentage points versus a year ago.

We’ve advised you on how to road-trip as safely as possible, but where is safe to go in this pandemic-afflicted nation?

According to AAA, the pandemic will result in 150 million fewer trips being taken by Americans this summer, for a projected total of around 700 million.

With the current state of the country in the time of the coronavirus pandemic, AAA predicts the number of travelers will set a record low.

A new study from Volvo and The Harris Poll reveals just how distracting traveling with unrestrained pets can be.