More than 203,000 people in Delaware are expected to travel for the July 4 holiday, setting a record for Independence Day travel by car and air, according to new projections from AAA Mid-Atlantic.

With a mix of rain and freezing rain expected from late Wednesday, Feb. 5, into Thursday, Feb. 6, AAA is reminding drivers to prepare their cars and stay alert to dangerous road conditions.

DELMARVA .- As temperatures drop AAA urges drivers to make sure their car is ready for cold weather and the rest of the winter.

AAA forecasts 119.3 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home during the year-end holiday period, from Saturday, Dec. 21, to Wednesday, Jan. 1.

If you’re planning to travel this Thanksgiving, you’re far from alone. The American Automobile Association (AAA) projects record-breaking travel this holiday season, with nearly 80 million cars expected to hit the roads nationwide.

AAA projects that nearly 217,000 Delawareans will travel over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, marking a 2 percent increase from last year and setting a new record for the state. This year’s travel volume surpasses pre-pandemic levels as families and friends gather for the holiday.

The “Move Over” law is part of a broader effort to increase safety awareness and reduce deaths and injuries among those working on or near roadways.

As the end of summer approaches, many students are gearing up for a return to college. AAA has outlined key considerations for students and their families to ensure they are prepared for the new academic year, focusing on insurance, vehicle maintenance and identity theft prevention.

As Tropical Storm Debby comes towards Delaware, AAA gives drivers safe driving tips during the extreme weather.

The rush has already started as thousands make their way to the Delmarva coast for Fourth of July festivities. The always beautiful beaches and a favorable weather forecast are contributing to what is expected to be a record-setting travel weekend.