A perfect storm of high gas prices, TSA delays, and spring break is causing travel headaches around the country.

If you are resigned to driving this spring break, AAA says there are things you can do to make your gas tank last just a bit longer.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The Spring Break travel surge is overlapping with a TSA staffing crisis amid a partial government shutdown. Spring break travel is ramping up across the United States this week – but for many travelers,

Drivers across metro Atlanta are seeing higher prices at the pump, and as spring break approaches, many families say the spike is hitting their budgets hard. While some people are reconsidering travel plans, others said they are still planning to get out ...

Early Friday morning, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport saw security lines wrapping around the front terminal as spring break travel kicks into high gear.

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,

Spring break destinations implement new safety rules as travel season approaches. Panama City Beach introduces overnight closures while other cities adjust policies.