In some markets, prices could rise briefly for higher weekend travel, but then would most likely come back down shortly after Labor Day.

Places where folks can run for the weekend, I think we're benefiting from that. We like to travel. If we can't afford to go the long distances, we'll find something a little closer. I think the future for tourism is still bright.

We are not looking for a repeat of anything of the magnitude of this weekend.

We've told Mr. Nelson to be careful where he goes, to try not to travel alone.

I don't like four-team districts and they already have some travel in West Texas. We did three different maps for conference 3A but man the travel was so bad we just couldn't justify it. We put some of those districts next to each other so they could match up.

Non-essential travel will be ended, idling of vehicles will be limited as much as possible and air conditioning will not be used, ... The point of all these things is to have some measurable impact in the amount of gasoline and diesel fuel consumed by city vehicles.