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Articles by Andrew Sheldon
U.S. Infrastructure Receives a C- Grade
The American Society of Civil Engineers gave America’s infrastructure a C- grade in its latest report card, up from a D+.
Spend a Day at the New York Hall of Science
The museum offers a unique and enjoyable learning experience in the heart of New York City.
Road Trips in Your Own Backyard
There’s no need to travel great distances to discover something new and exciting.
U.S. Postal Service Unveils New Delivery Trucks
The new-look delivery trucks are scheduled to hit the road in 2023.
Members Recall Days on AAA School Safety Patrol
In commemoration of the program’s 100th anniversary, AAA Northeast members look back fondly on their time as School Safety Patrollers.
U.S. Senator Jack Reed Sits Down With AAA Northeast
Rhode Island’s senior senator discusses the need for infrastructure improvement, electric vehicles and more.
Toyota, Jaguar Make Major Electric Vehicle Announcements
Toyota introduces its first electric cars in the U.S. while Jaguar plans to be completely electric by 2025.
The Rules of the Road Quiz
How well do you know your state’s driving laws? Test out your knowledge with our rules of the road quiz.
Tips for Giving Money to Grandkids
There are plenty of ways of transferring wealth to your grandchildren, each with their own pros and cons. Find out which one is right for you.
AAA Car Battery Experts Answer All Your Questions
Do you know when your car battery will die? Or how to properly jump start it? AAA car battery experts tell all.
How COVID-19 Anxiety Can Affect Your Driving
The pandemic has dialed up the stress – and danger – of driving. Here’s how to prevent anxiety from becoming a driving hazard.
Charlie Wiggins and the Gold and Glory Sweepstakes
In honor of Black History Month, learn how Charlie Wiggins became one of the country’s great racecar drivers despite being barred from racing’s biggest event.
How a Reverse Mortgage Can Get You Through Uncertain Times
The benefits of a reverse mortgage can help you stay financially afloat and in the comfort of your own home.
Volvo Offering $2 Million Worth of Free Cars During the Big Game
If either team scores a safety, the Swedish automaker will give free cars to lucky contestants.
General Motors to Stop Making Gas-Powered Cars by 2035
GM will transition to an all zero-emissions portfolio as part of a plan to make its global production carbon neutral by 2040.
DeLorean and Other Replicas Getting Back on the Road
A new federal ruling allows for the production and sale of a limited number of replica cars.
Vehicle Emission Reduction Program Set to Start in the Northeast
Three Northeast states – and possibly more – will implement the program beginning in 2023.
The History of the Glove Compartment
The story of the glove compartment begins more than a century ago and takes many twist and turns to arrive at the car feature we know today.
Winter Windshield Tips
Learn how to properly remove snow and ice without damaging glass.
Massachusetts to Ban Sale of New Gas-Powered Cars by 2035
If you’re a Massachusetts resident that wants to buy a new gas-powered car, the clock is ticking.