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NEW YORK CITY (WABC) — The holiday travel surge is already in full swing.
Authorities from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey forecast a record-breaking travel season extending until January 2nd.
They are alerting individuals to prepare for significant traffic congestion and extended waiting periods at airports.
The Port Authority estimates that 8.6 million vehicles will be on the roads and bridges in the Tri-State area.
For those boarding flights, authorities anticipate 5.2 million passengers at LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark Liberty International airports.
The peak travel days are predicted to be Sunday and Monday.
Eyewitness News connected with travelers at LaGuardia, who described their experiences managing the influx of people.
In a regrettable twist for rail travelers, Amtrak reported on Sunday morning that services were halted between New York Penn Station and Philadelphia due to downed power lines.
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