Despite high gas prices, drivers aren’t expected to hit the brakes on Memorial Day travel

The Hill·May 24

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Memorial Day travel is expected to proceed despite high gas prices, with a significant number of people anticipated to hit the road. The outlook for gas prices is uncertain, with some reports suggesting they may continue to rise, while others indicate they may fall. Traffic is expected to be heavy over the holiday weekend, with some areas potentially seeing record levels.

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