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USATODAY: If you hit the roads, the skies or the rails this holiday season expect to have a little company: almost one-third of the country to be exact.
The number of holiday travelers this year will top 100 million for the first time, the AAA travel organization said Tuesday. Most of those people will be driving – and fueling up for less than $2 a gallon.