Tag: summer

Newsroom

Northeast Gas Prices Slide as Winter Blend Hits Retail

September 25, 2025. Mark Schieldrop

Late September is bringing crisper mornings to the Northeast – and falling gasoline prices.

Homeowners Insurance

Storm Explainer: Storm Categories and More

September 16, 2025. Marisa Perjatel

Do you know your “watch” from your “warning”? Find out in this guide to storm categories and other meteorologist lingo.

Newsroom

Northeast Gas Prices Stay Elevated on Dwindling Summer Blend Inventories

September 15, 2025. Mark Schieldrop

Northeast pump prices remained elevated last week after oil prices rose on geopolitical tensions. The last remaining barrels of summer blend gasoline flowed through the market before the switchover to cheaper-to-produce winter blend fuel.

Fall Fest & National Parks

Where to View Fall Foliage in National Parks

September 08, 2025. Meredith Bethune

Chase autumn’s brilliance in the country’s most beautiful places.

Games

Word Search: Fall Food

September 06, 2025. AAA Staff

Fall means apples, pumpkins and cinnamon spice! See if you can find some of your favorite autumnal foods.

European Tours

Top Things to Do in Madrid

September 04, 2025. Jeanine Barone

Activities and places not to miss when visiting Spain’s capital city.

Ocean Cruises

First Look at Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas

August 29, 2025. Ellen R. Delisio

The newest ship in Royal Caribbean’s mega Icon Class fleet, Legend of the Seas promises big thrills.

Road Trips

Northeast Fall Foliage Trips You Have to Take at Least Once

August 26, 2025. AAA Staff

Fall in the Northeast offers some of the most spectacular foliage in the country. Take a trip out to one of these locations, perfect for spotting the beautiful colors.

Games

Word Search: Countdown to Fall

August 26, 2025. AAA Staff

Are you ready for fall? From crisp air to pumpkin pie, this game is filled with everything we love about autumn.

Newsroom

Northeast Pump Prices Continue to Ease

August 18, 2025. Mark Schieldrop

Northeast pump prices continue to trend down slightly as petroleum markets have settle into a late-summer supply and demand balance.

Air Travel

The Benefits of Traveling During Shoulder Season

August 18, 2025. Leandra Beabout

The many perks of booking a trip in the offseason.

Newsroom

AAA Releases Top Labor Day Destinations

August 18, 2025. Mark Schieldrop

Time flies when you’re having ‘sun.’

Newsroom

Northeast Gas Prices Easing as Summer Nears End

August 11, 2025. Mark Schieldrop

Northeast gasoline prices are down several cents on average as oil prices touch seasonal lows and petroleum markets brace for increased supply from OPEC+ nations in the coming months.

Cars & Trucks

Car Waxing Tips That Will Keep Your Car Shining

July 29, 2025. Andrew Sheldon

Protect your paint job and keep your ride looking shiny and new with these car waxing tips.

Newsroom

Northeast Gas Prices Drip Down 

July 28, 2025. Jillian Young

Like ice cream on a hot day, the price of a gallon of gas in the Northeast is dribbling down on strong inventories and modest demand. 

Lifestyle

How to Get Sand Out Of Your Car

July 22, 2025. Ellen R. Delisio

Before you head to the beach, try these tricks for keeping sand out of your car — and then cleaning it up when it inevitably gets in.

Newsroom

Pump the Brakes on Vehicle Theft this Summer 

July 22, 2025. Jillian Young

July is National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month. AAA Northeast is reminding drivers to take preventative measures against vehicle theft — especially given these types of thefts heat up in the summer.  

Food & Dining & Mind & Body

I Joined a CSA This Summer — Here’s Why It Was Worth It

July 22, 2025. Sarah Vincelette

Farm out your grocery list to the farm it comes from.

Newsroom

Gas Prices Across the Northeast Stay Parked 

July 21, 2025. Jillian Young

Gasoline prices are unusually flat this summer as fuel inventories swell and demand continues to fall below seasonal expectations. 

Auto History

The History of Ice Cream Trucks

July 21, 2025. Andrew Sheldon

Ice cream trucks have been traveling along American roads for a century, spreading from one Ohio city to neighborhoods across the country.