Most travelers experienced minimal trouble on Friday, marking the final busy travel period for the new year. Despite expectations of long lines at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL), travelers reported smooth check-in and a surprising lack of queues. Road conditions were generally good, with experts advising the least congested time to be before 2 p.m. Friday.
Across the board, most people traveling on Friday had little to no issues. However, this is the final busy travel stretch as people return home for the new year.More than 93,000 people are expected to travel through PHL on Friday alone.
People got to the airport early, anticipating long lines, but luckily that was not the case, which made for a smooth trip to grandma's house. As far as the roads go, experts say the least busiest time to be on the roads was before 2 p.m. Friday.
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