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The ice will create hazardous travel conditions on the roads from western Jacksonville and points north and west. But what about those who have flights booked?

Snow and ice across the U.S. South are expected to relinquish their grip only slowly as the weekend continues.

This time of year is among the most dangerous for drivers, with celebrations often leading to a spike in drunk driving incidents.

Booking travel doesn’t have to be stressful or break the bank; with a few smart tips from Consumer Reports, you can save big and travel smarter.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says Thursday and Friday will be the busiest days to travel leading up to New Year’s Day. The roads will also be busy as people head home after Christmas. 

All flights are now back on schedule, allowing passengers to travel home for the holidays.

Holidays are typically associated with hectic travel, and according to the American Automobile Association, 2024 is no different.

AAA will work to help stranded motorists while also keeping impaired drivers off the road this holiday season. Tuesday night, the Auto Club Group will activate its Tow to Go program in Florida and other select states.

While many may be heading “over the river and through the woods” to grandma’s house for the holidays, plenty of families prefer to venture away from home to see festive sights.

More than 119 million Americans will travel for the holidays. More than 7 million Floridians have holiday travel plans.

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority and an airline executive will announce Monday a new airline coming to the Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) in February.

The travel industry is offering big savings for Travel Tuesday. Here's how you can score big.

If you’ve been through an airport this year, you are not alone. NerdWallet reports that the number of passengers has already reached an all-time high and that’s not even counting the upcoming holiday travel season.

Thanksgiving marks the start of the busiest holiday travel season, often involving visits to family and friends or the enjoyment of a relaxing vacation, which can lead to an increase in accidents on the roadways.

As Thanksgiving approaches, millions of Americans are hitting the roads and skies, making this one of the busiest travel times of the year. According to AAA, nearly 80 million people will journey at least 50 miles from home between Wednesday and Monday.

Starting in May 2025, Delta announced it will be launching a brand-new route from Jacksonville to Austin, Texas.

AAA predicts 80 million Americans will travel over Thanksgiving. When is the best time to hit the roads?

Representatives from the Jacksonville Aviation Authority (JAA) will showcase prohibited items and share travel tips for passengers ahead of Thanksgiving.

With the holiday season upon us, many people are gearing up for road trips to visit family and friends. A car expert shared five critical checks you should perform before traveling.

More than 70 million people are expected to hit the road to visit friends and family over the holiday weekend. Of those 70 million travelers, AAA is expected to rescue 570,000 stranded drivers due to car troubles.

Transportation officials will hold a news conference Thursday morning to update the public on efforts to improve air travel experience ahead of one of the busiest holiday travel seasons on record.