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Road Trips

Retrace These Famous Movie Road Trips

November 09, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

The only thing more exciting than watching road trip themed movies is driving the route yourself.

Road Trips

Holiday Shopping on the Road

October 31, 2021. Dallas Ernst

Check off your gift list during your holiday travels and get into the spirit of the season at any of these shopping destinations.

Air Travel

Santa Cruz: The Best-Kept Secret in California?

October 22, 2021. Jerry Ascierto

Mountains, ancient redwoods, an iconic amusement park, the birthplace of American surfing: Santa Cruz is Northern California’s true gem.

Spooky Season

The Somewhat-Haunting History of Halloween Costumes

October 08, 2021. Andrew Bifulco

From animal skins to superhero capes: The fine art of dressing up has its roots in ancient pagan traditions.

Auto Insurance

Steps to Avoid an Auto Insurance Premium Increase

October 05, 2021. AAA Staff

Hikes in insurance expenses are to be expected, but they don’t need to be painful. Here are a few tips for avoiding or limiting an auto insurance premium increase.

North American Tours

Unexpected American Foliage Spots

August 26, 2021. Sarah Hopkins

The Northeast corridor isn’t the only place to find American foliage. These unexpected American foliage locations are not to be missed.

Lifestyle

The Fastest-Growing States in America

May 11, 2021. Dallas Ernst

New data released by the U.S. Census Bureau shows where Americans moved over the past decade, noting the fastest- and slowest-growing states.

Lifestyle

An Epic Roundup of the Best Road Movies

April 22, 2021. Dallas Ernst

Take a journey from the comfort of your home with these top-rated and fan favorite road movies.

Lifestyle

A Car Movies List for the Ages

April 16, 2021. Dallas Ernst

In these movies, cars aren’t merely eye candy; they help carry the film.

Electric Vehicles

What Are the Different Types of Electric Vehicles?

April 14, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

Before purchasing an eco-friendly car, there are several distinguishing features of the different types of electric vehicles you should know.

Cars & Trucks

The Crash Project Aims to Prevent Traffic Fatalities

March 25, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

After being involved in a fatal traffic crash, Shane Snowden tells her story in hopes it does not become yours.

Cars & Trucks & Electric Vehicles

General Motors to Stop Making Gas-Powered Cars by 2035

January 29, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

GM will transition to an all zero-emissions portfolio as part of a plan to make its global production carbon neutral by 2040.

Cars & Trucks

DeLorean and Other Replicas Getting Back on the Road

January 28, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

A new federal ruling allows for the production and sale of a limited number of replica cars.

Cars & Trucks & Electric Vehicles

Massachusetts to Ban Sale of New Gas-Powered Cars by 2035

January 06, 2021. Andrew Sheldon

If you’re a Massachusetts resident that wants to buy a new gas-powered car, the clock is ticking.

Retirement

Snowbirds’ Guide to Flying Away for Winter

November 20, 2020. Angelica Beneke

Tips for retirees who wish to flock to warmer weather for the winter.

Cars & Trucks

“The Goldbergs” Stars Remember Their First Cars

October 14, 2020. AAA Staff

Hayley Orrantia and Sean Giambrone recall their first cars fondly, one of which is still in the family.

Homeowner's Insurance

Solar Panel Insurance and the Rewards and Risks of Going Solar

July 23, 2020. Marisa Perjatel

Converting your home to solar energy is a big investment. Learn how your insurance can help protect it from potential risks.

Air Travel

The Most Romantic Places to Travel, Near and Far

February 04, 2020. Rebecca Galib

Spend some time away as a couple. These are some of the most romantic places to travel in the country and in the world.

Travel

What’s Trending at the Start of 2020

December 18, 2019. AAA Staff

If you’re planning to travel the world in 2020, AAA has the top international destinations for the new year, among other news.

AAA

Where Did the First Road Signs Come From?

December 18, 2019. Jerry Ascierto

Starting in 1906, regional AAA clubs across the nation began paying for and installing wooden signs to help motorists find their way.