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Spring Break Travel Tips: Stay Safe & Smooth

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Spring Break Travel Tips: Stay Safe & Smooth

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Spring Break Travel Tips: Stay Safe & Smooth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 21st in Birmingham, let's get into the news. Spring break is in full swing across Alabama, bringing a big rush of travelers to airports in highways as families head out for vacation time. At Birmingham Shuttle's worth international airport, lines are forming early, but operations have stayed steady even with the crowds. Officials recommend arriving at least two hours before your flight to avoid any headaches, especially for those early morning departures. Travelers are sharing stories of rushing to pack and beat the rush, while stressing the need for caution like staying connected with loved ones and watching out on the go. Meanwhile, on state roads, troopers have ramped up patrols to handle the extra traffic from visitors coming and going. This ties into the Alabama law enforcement agency's Spring Safety Drive aimed at preventing crashes. A little advance planning and some patience will help make sure trips stay smooth and safe through the rest of the break season.

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