Travelers give thanks on Thanksgiving While most of us have arrived at the home of our loved ones to enjoy a day filled with food, family, friends, football and fun, others are hosting the biggest meal of the year.

No matter if you are the person traveling or the person cooking and preparing Thanksgiving dinner, this is when we look around the table and give thanks for our families and the people in our lives.

Getting to those people in our lives could be a bit of an adventure.

The FAA predicts this will be the busiest Thanksgiving, travelwise, in 15 years.

WTOP spoke to some of those travelers on Thanksgiving Eve at the rest area off Interstate 95 in Laurel, Maryland.

Linsey Dunbar, along with her husband and two daughters, is traveling from Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, to northea

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