Safety
Let's face it, winter weather can be stressful to drive through. When those drives are extended beyond the common commute, the stress and the dangers involved with driving both can rise. Follow these tips to stay safe on your next winter road trip. Read more
Using a little common sense and readily available theft prevention devices can minimize auto theft. The more layers of protection, the less likely your car will be stolen. Keep these four keys to theft prevention in mind for your vehicle. Read more
According to research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, more people are now killed on the nation’s city streets than on rural roads, with speed playing a critical factor. Read more
With school back in session this fall, AAA wants to make sure the roads are safe for drivers and students alike. Read more
With warm weather comes fun in the sun and splashing in the swimming pool. But many summer activities pose risks. Read more
AAA played a key role in establishing our nation’s roads, supporting the formation of an early version of the Department of Transportation in 1903, and advocating for safe roads ever since. Read more
Whether you're preparing for your next road trip or the next season, it's a good idea to take inventory of the items in your car emergency kit. Read more
With restrictions lifted, theaters are back open and big movies are slated for release this year. Here’s why you should go back to the movie theater this spring and summer. Read more
So far this year, flight cancellations, wintery weather and the COVID-19 omicron variant have all combined to create the perfect storm for travelers. However, AAA wants you to know that it is possible to travel in the pandemic without losing your mind or money as long as you follow this simple advice. Read more
The holidays are hectic, and it’s tempting to dash through the snow, rain or ice to get to where you need to go. But rushing on wet, winter roads puts you at greater risk for car crashes. Read more
Regular chimney inspections can help prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, which can occur if the fireplace and chimney aren't properly ventilated. Experienced chimney professional can also tell you if your chimney's walls have a buildup of creosote, a flammable byproduct of burning wood. Read more
More than 3,500 people drown each year in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control. Drowning is also one of the leading causes of unintentional death in children between the ages of 1 and 9. Many of these fatalities occur even with supervision. Read more
Summer will be here before we know it, unfortunately, this time of year is the deadliest when it comes to teen driver fatal crashes. Read more
AAA has traffic safety and insurance tips to help keep motorcyclists safe and covered. Read more
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Travel…a word that’s on many people’s minds these days. Should I? Shouldn’t I? Is it safe? Read more