NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Spring travel season continues to be in full swing. Whether travelers choose to fly or drive, the cost to get from point A to point B has been adding up and creating a domino effect that has hit rental car prices and travelers’ wallets.

Hawaii is facing a second severe weather storm in a short period of time causing massive travel delays.

Spring break is around the corner for many in the Tri-State, meaning many will be traveling. However, the rise in gas prices and busy airports could make some question or change their plans. “Look at the bright side of it,

AAA shares simple tips to avoid stress this spring break as travel demand increases.

Travel with confidence this spring break. From teen safety to smoother family trips, these pediatrician-recommended tips help you reduce stress and protect your family.

Travel agencies advise heightened caution for Mexico trips as cartel conflicts created temporary violence spikes in popular resort regions last month, with safety varying significantly by state.

Troopers from the Indiana State Police Lafayette District conducted targeted enforcement patrols on Friday and Saturday focusing on aggressive and reckless driving