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Allstate data projects several major US cities, including Atlanta, Chicago, and Austin, to have the busiest roadways due to holiday travel patterns.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 25
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Allstate data projects several major US cities, including Atlanta, Chicago, and Austin, to have the busiest roadways due to holiday travel patterns.

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  1. Allstate released a driving report on Miami, finding that both Miami and Chicago ranked high for phone use.Sub-event
  2. Allstate studies published in August 2025 detail traffic volume and infrastructure issues in multiple cities.1 source

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  • The TennesseanNashville braces for record Labor Day traffic: Tips to dodge the gridlock Nashville roads are poised to be among the busiest in the country during the Labor Day holiday weekend, new data shows. Accor
  • PR NewswireAllstate: Where and when Labor Day driving gets dicey New data from Allstate reveals the busiest cities, most congested highways and riskiest travel windows for Labor Day weekend. NORTHBROOK, Ill., A