Tag: traffic
The Most Bizarre State Driving Laws in the Country
March 28, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
From illegally parking in front of Dunkin’ to hugging while driving, we’re uncovering some of the strangest traffic laws on the books.
What Is Rubbernecking?
March 13, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
Rubbernecking is a dangerous habit accounting for a significant portion of crashes. So why do we do it so often?
Why We Need More Wildlife Crossings in the U.S.
March 08, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
Wildlife crossings have been proven to prevent car crashes, saving lives and money in the process. Are more on the way?
The Future of Self-Driving Cars
January 31, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
Autonomous vehicles are already on the road, but don’t expect to be able to buy one any time soon.
How to Use a Roundabout
January 26, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
Roundabouts can be tricky to navigate, especially if you’re not accustomed to them. Do you know how to use a roundabout?
A Guide to Snow and Ice Removal Laws
January 05, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
Failure to remove snow and ice from your car isn’t just dangerous – it’s illegal!
Are These The Most Nerve-Racking Roads in America?
October 28, 2022. Andrew Sheldon
From crash-prone urban highways to unpaved backcountry routes, these are the most dangerous roads in the country.
Thinking of Buying a Tesla? Here’s What You Should Know
July 12, 2022. Andrew Sheldon
Tesla cars are the most popular electric vehicles on the road, but is one right for you?
Great Cars for Older Drivers and Retirees
July 06, 2022. Andrew Sheldon
For the practical, the frugal or the dreamer, these are some of the best cars for older drivers and retirees.
The Ultimate Guide on How to Defog Windows in Your Car
June 23, 2022. Roberto Cruz
Other than aggressive drivers and traffic jams, it’s hard to name something more annoying than figuring out how to defog windows during a long commute.
Traffic Fatalities Reach 16-Year High
May 25, 2022. Andrew Sheldon
Early estimates show nearly 43,000 people died in traffic crashes in 2021.
AAA Restores Historic Mill Building
April 08, 2022. Aimee Carrier
The Warwick, R.I., site is a cornerstone of an area revitalization plan.
What to Do If Your Car Is a Lemon
April 07, 2022. Andrew Sheldon
If your car turns out to be a lemon, you may be able to get a refund or replacement. But only if you follow these steps.
Exploring Montauk in the Winter
January 14, 2022. Marisa Perjatel
Although it’s usually a summertime hotspot, Montauk in the winter is just as great.
Fast Forward
November 17, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
From white-hot trends and high-tech toys to brand-new models, here’s what to expect in automobiles down the road.
AAA and R.I. State Police Team up for Community Outreach
November 12, 2021. Aimee Carrier
The Rhode Island State Police are stocking up on child passenger safety seats and are now certified to install them, thanks to a partnership with AAA.
Connecticut’s New Seat Belt Law Goes Into Effect Oct. 1
September 28, 2021. AAA Staff
The new law requires everyone in a vehicle to wear a seat belt, including those in the back seat.
Joining Forces With State Police Units for Shifting Gears Program
September 23, 2021. AAA Staff
AAA Northeast is partnering with local State Police to educate young people on the effects marijuana has on driving.
Why Do Different Countries Drive on Different Sides of the Road?
August 17, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
Ancient civilizations, the French Revolution, freight wagons and the Model T all played a role in influencing what side of the road the world drives on.
6 Tips for First-Time Car Buyers
July 11, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
The car-buying process can be difficult to navigate. These tips for first-time car buyers will help guide you through the process.