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Fewer hitting roads for Thanksgiving, but expect delays anyway

The number of Thanksgiving travelers leaving the Washington area is expected to decrease this year.

AAA Mid-Atlantic says fewer drivers will hit the road to grandma's house for the annual holiday. The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is traditionally the busiest travel day of the year.

It's not a huge decrease, as AAA notes about 0.2% fewer area residents will leave home this Thanksgiving than did last year. Many area residents travel 50 miles or more to Thanksgiving destinations, and for vacations, states AAA.

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