What you need to know about holiday travel this weekend
AAA expects 2.4 million Georgians to travel over the July Fourth holiday, with the busiest travel times between noon and 7 p.m. Police across Georgia are increasing patrols and will be watching for impaired, distracted and aggressive drivers through Sunday.
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What you need to know about holiday travel this weekend
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