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Light luggage in heavy demand

Posted by Samantha Critchell ASSOCIATED PRESS on July 8 4:45 a.m.

Travelers have no interest in lugging their luggage anymore. They don't have to, according to experts.

RANDOM ACTS: Anchor drives car safety program

Posted by Stephanie Green on July 8 4:45 a.m.

Summer often brings newfound freedom for the American teenager: a freshly earned driver's license, a shiny new car, trips to the beach and road trips with friends with the radio blaring. Thanks to a program ...

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Rest-area cuts put squeeze on travelers

Posted by Sue Lindsey ASSOCIATED PRESS on July 8 4:45 a.m.

Travelers who count on Virginia's no-frills rest areas as places to stop are about to find their passage through the state less comfortable.

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KRALEV: Keeping track of your trips

Posted by Nicholas Kralev ON THE FLY on July 8 4:45 a.m.

How many miles have you flown over the years and how many hours have you spent in the air? What is your most-traveled route? How many times have you circled the Earth or flown the ...

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Highway deaths at lowest level on record

Posted by Kristi Jourdan THE WASHINGTON TIMES on July 8 4:45 a.m.

Highway fatalities have reached the lowest level ever recorded nationwide.

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Saldana the new face of travel industry

Posted by Katherine Timpf THE WASHINGTON TIMES on July 8 4:45 a.m.

When Paco Saldana came to the United States in 1995 from Mexico in search of opportunity, he could barely speak English. Today, he's a spokesman for the travel industry.

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