Embarking on a long-distance road trip from the Northeast down to the sunny shores of Florida is an iconic American adventure, and navigating the vast stretch of Interstate 95 can be an incredibly rewarding experience with the right preparation. A Read More …
The 2026 Global Travel Trends Report reveals a significant shift in consumer behavior, as travelers increasingly reject rigid, over-scheduled itineraries in favor of “site-doing.” This emerging concept prioritizes spontaneous, participatory, and discovered experiences over traditional, highly curated sightseeing. According to Read More …
New Mexico ranks as the most dangerous state for preventable traffic fatalities, recording 16.39 crashes per 100,000 residents. Montana and Wyoming follow closely, demonstrating an elevated risk despite their smaller populations. Regional trends indicate that Southwest, Mountain, and Deep South Read More …
A recent study by Wilk Law Personal Injury & Accident Lawyers analyzed five years of crash data to identify the most dangerous U.S. states for speeding-related accidents during the month of November. The findings reveal that Wyoming is the most Read More …
Navigating our nation’s roads with confidence and care is a shared goal, and having access to clear, comprehensive information is the first step toward ensuring every journey is a safe one. As we approach the Labor Day holiday, a time Read More …
In a wonderful display of its commitment to community safety, AAA – The Auto Club Group is once again activating its highly successful “Tow to Go” program for the Independence Day holiday weekend. This valuable, free service provides a safe Read More …
As the summer months approach, roads become busier with travelers heading to vacations, beaches, and family gatherings. This seasonal increase in traffic heightens the risk of crashes, often involving preventable factors. Today, AAA – The Auto Club Group launches the ‘Crashes Read More …
As nearly 39.4 million Americans gear up for Memorial Day road trips, AAA is ready to assist thousands of stranded motorists. Last year, AAA responded to more than 356,000 roadside emergencies. The most common calls were flat tires, dead batteries, Read More …