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Southwest Virginia saw heavier traffic as Thanksgiving travel wrapped up, prompting travel advisories.
AAA reports about 82 million people traveled at least 50 miles from home between Nov. 25 and Dec. 1.
Most holiday travelers still drive, which can extend travel time during peak periods.
Welcome centers in Virginia faced brisk activity as families traveled long distances.
Travelers were urged to allow extra time and monitor weather conditions for a safe return.

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AAA expects more than 73 million Americans to drive during the Thanksgiving travel period, the busiest on record.
Heavy traffic persisted along I-10 West in the Coachella Valley as travelers returned home after Thanksgiving weekend.
Travelers described delays at a rest stop along I-10 West and shared varying arrival-time setbacks.
Some drivers used electric vehicles and hands-free driving technology to ease the journey.
Travelers anticipate Sunday to be the peak congestion day during the holiday weekend.
Officials urge drivers to allow extra time and stay patient as they head home.
Overall Thanksgiving travel is up more than 1.6 million people compared to last year.
The Coachella Valley witnessed heavy traffic as the holiday weekend concluded in Southern California.
Travelers shared personal experiences from the desert to Orange County and Los Angeles.
AAA data indicates more travelers are hitting the road this year than last year.

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