Tag: driving

Newsroom

Q&A With AAA Northeast’s Car Doctor: May 2026

April 28, 2026. John Paul

John Paul, Senior Manager Traffic Safety, is a nationally recognized expert in automotive technology and repair.

Newsroom

Northeast Gas Prices Spike Amid Rising Oil Prices 

April 27, 2026. Jillian Young

Pump prices are continuing their spring roller coaster ride as the latest developments in the war with Iran send prices back up. 

Newsroom

 AAA Urges Drivers to Slow Down, Move Over and Save Lives 

April 23, 2026. Jillian Young

National Work Zone Awareness Week aims to protect roadside workers as construction season ramps up 

Newsroom

Northeast Gas Prices Decline Despite Rising Demand 

April 22, 2026. Jillian Young

Northeast pump prices are easing somewhat as oil and gas markets respond to shifting sentiments about when the war with Iran will end.  

Cars & Trucks

What Is Hydroplaning?

April 21, 2026. Ellen R. Delisio

Learn what to do to when the rubber doesn’t meet the road and how to avoid getting into this slippery situation.

Cars & Trucks

Ask a Mechanic: Signs Your Car Needs Maintenance

April 15, 2026. AAA Staff

Don’t ignore your car when it’s telling you it needs help. These are the sights, sounds and smells to watch for.

Newsroom

Average Gas Prices Across the Northeast Top $4  

April 06, 2026. Jillian Young

Gasoline prices across the Northeast keep rising as the war with Iran enters its sixth week and oil prices remain firmly above $100 a barrel. 

Cars & Trucks

Bad Driving Habits and How to Fix Them

April 06, 2026. Ellen R. Delisio

Bad driving habits may be universal, but they are not irreversible. Just a few adjustments can change your behavior.

Air Travel

Get Your Travel Documents Ready Before You Go

April 05, 2026. AAA Staff

Before traveling abroad, it’s a good idea to check passports, visas and international driving permits. RushMyPassport can help make the process quicker and easier.

Newsroom

Save a Life: Ditch the Distractions 

April 01, 2026. Jillian Young

AAA reminds drivers to practice safe habits this Distracted Driving Awareness Month  

Newsroom

Q&A With AAA Northeast’s Car Doctor: April 2026

April 01, 2026. John Paul

John Paul, Senior Manager Traffic Safety, is a nationally recognized expert in automotive technology and repair.

Homeowners Insurance

Spring Clean Your Insurance Policies

March 25, 2026. Robert Yaniz Jr

As you are organizing and refreshing for the warmer months ahead, take time to review your insurance policies.

Newsroom

Headlights Too Bright? AAA Survey Finds 6 in 10 Drivers Struggle With Headlight Glare

March 24, 2026. Jillian Young

AAA’s latest findings show that nighttime driving is becoming more challenging as motorists report worsening headlight glare over the past decade.

AAA

Panne D’Essence in Quebec? Not a Problem!

March 24, 2026. AAA Staff

Running out of gas where you don’t speak the language can be nerve-wracking, but fortunately, AAA was able to translate a roadside request and get help where it was needed.

Road Trips

Should You Rent a Car Seat From the Car Rental Company?

March 24, 2026. Maddy Osman

If you’re traveling with little ones, renting a car seat can make your experience a lot easier.

AAA

Mapping the Way Across the USA With AAA

March 23, 2026. AAA Staff

With a fresh learner’s permit and a AAA TripTik, one member set out on his first cross-country road trip.

AAA

AAA Restarts an Interrupted Road Trip

March 23, 2026. AAA Staff

A member gets back on track thanks to AAA Roadside Assistance and a AAA Approved Auto Repair facility.

AAA

Practice Makes Perfect With AAA Driving School

March 23, 2026. AAA Staff

When their teen needed some extra practice before the road test, this member turned to AAA Driving School for backup.

Newsroom

Northeast Gas Prices Continue to Surge Week-Over-Week 

March 16, 2026. Jillian Young

Northeast gasoline prices keep rising as the conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt global oil markets. 

Cars & Trucks

What Is Rubbernecking?

March 13, 2026. Andrew Sheldon

Rubbernecking is a dangerous habit accounting for a significant portion of crashes. So why do we do it so often?