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Thanksgiving Travel In RI: The Best, Worst Times To Hit The Road
This year, 1.7 million more people are expected to travel for Thanksgiving than in 2023.

Jimmy Bentley is the field editor for Patch covering Rhode Island He spends most of his time covering Cranston, Coventry, Newport, Narragansett, South Kingstown, Newport, Portsmouth, North Kingstown, Bristol, Warren, Tiverton and Little Compton. He was a reporter at the Plympton-Halifax Express and interned for Patch while earning his master's at Emerson College. In his free time, Jimmy hits concerts (sometimes reviewing them for Patch), watches movies and plays in a kickball league.
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This year, 1.7 million more people are expected to travel for Thanksgiving than in 2023.

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