LOS ANGELES — With coronavirus cases on the rise in parts of the country, there’s renewed concerns over domestic travel.
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This time of year would normally mean busy roads and airports for the summer travel season — but not this year.
The coronavirus pandemic has prompted summer travel season, which is usually at its peak around July 4, to considerably decrease.
AAA reports car travel is expected to decline by 3.6%, air by 71.7% and travel by train, cruise or bus is forecasted to drop by 84.9%.
The dip in air travel is expected to cause the lowest number of trips by air in the past 20 years.
The Automobile Club of Southern California anticipates road trips to be the preferred means of travel for residents of California, Oregon, Washington state, Hawaii and Alaska.
However, auto experts expect there to be …