Increased July 4th holiday travel predicted in Oklahoma

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Jun 24
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OK Energy Today June 25, 2025

From sea to shining sea―and from the Panhandle to Broken Bow―AAA is projecting strong travel volume for the upcoming Independence Day holiday. Nearly 643,000 Oklahomans among 72.2 million Americans are expected to travel for the approaching Independence Day holiday.

“Travelers are gearing up for a busy Fourth of July travel period across the Sooner State,” said Shawn Steward, public affairs manager for AAA Oklahoma. “With a wide majority of travelers going by car, AAA is reminding Oklahomans to follow the rules of the road, always stay sober behind the wheel, be courteous to other road users and remember to buckle up―everyone, every time, every trip―before heading down the road.”

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