Traffic moves along I-85 Northbound outside of Atlanta, Georgia, in November. About 48.5 million travelers will drive 50 or more miles away from home this Thanksgiving, nearly 5% more than a year ago. (Photo: Chris Rank/Bloomberg News)
Higher wages and more disposable income trump more expensive gas prices to motivate the most Americans to travel for Thanksgiving since 2005.
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