Tag: transportation
C.R. Patterson and Sons: The First and Only African-American Automobile Company
February 03, 2020. Andrew Sheldon
In honor of Black History Month, learn how former slave C.R. Patterson and his son Frederick started a business that would eventually build the first cars, rivaling the Model T.
The Least Expensive Cities to Retire in the U.S.
January 29, 2020. AAA Staff
If you’re approaching retirement, knowing where to retire cheap could help keep your nest egg safer, longer.
How to Get an International Driving Permit
January 28, 2020. Sarah Hopkins
If you’re planning on driving while abroad, you’ll most likely need an International Driving Permit. But how do you get one? It’s easier than you might think.
Sustainable Travel Tips for the Eco-Conscious Traveler
January 21, 2020. Dallas Ernst
Your efforts to help the planet shouldn’t take a vacation when you do. Learn what you can do to be a more sustainable traveler.
AAA Traffic Safety Heroes Turn Tragic Stories Into Powerful Messages
January 16, 2020. Ellis Einhorn
Two inspiring individuals are honored for their work to keep our roads safer.
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.
The Northeast Cities With the Most Traffic Congestion
November 28, 2019. Jerry Ascierto
Every city has its share of traffic jams, but not all gridlock is created equal.
5 of the Largest Objects Ever Moved on the Road
November 14, 2019. Andrew Sheldon
Space shuttles and boulders and turbines, oh my! These are some of the largest objects moved on roadways.
Film Celebrates AAA Founder’s Amazing Exploits
October 11, 2019. AAA Staff
Adventurer. Daredevil. Auto and Aviation pioneer. Broadway Actor: AAA founder Augustus Post led a life tailor made for the movies.
7 Tips for Saving on Prescriptions
September 26, 2019. Dallas Ernst
Don’t let price take precedence over your health and well-being. While prescription medications can be costly, there are a few ways you can save.
The Worst Roads in America Are in the Northeast
September 25, 2019. Andrew Sheldon
The U.S. has a $146 billion backlog in needed roadway safety improvements, according to a report from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. It appears that a large portion of those improvements are needed in the Northeast.
Fun and Foliage in Western New York
September 23, 2019. Sarah Hopkins
There’s no better place to see fall foliage than in the forests, trails and waterways of western New York. If you’re looking for leaves, this is the place to go.
States With the Highest and Lowest Unemployment Rates
August 28, 2019. Dallas Ernst
While unemployment affects the entire U.S., unemployment rates can vary wildly from state to state.
What You Need to Know About Bringing Medicine on a Plane
August 21, 2019. Dallas Ernst
Can you bring medicine on a plane? Of course. But – as with most things related to air travel – there are a few rules you should be aware of first.
Your Guide to the Newport Mansions
August 13, 2019. Roberto Cruz
Slip on your walking shoes for a tour of Newport mansions and get an inside look at some of Rhode Island’s most opulent estates.
“No One at the Wheel” Explores Autonomous Vehicles
August 08, 2019. Andrew Sheldon
Samuel “Gridlock Sam” Schwartz’s book highlights the benefits of autonomous vehicles, but also warns of their dangers.
Your Guide to Planning a Theme Park Vacation
August 01, 2019. Tara Schatz
From deciding on a park to picking places to eat and stay, a lot goes into planning a theme park vacation. These tips will get you started.
Watkins Glen, N.Y.: Wine, Waterfalls and World-Class Racing
August 01, 2019. Aimee Carrier
For a small village in the Finger Lakes region, Watkins Glen sure has a lot to offer.
New York City Expands the Use of Speed Cameras
July 18, 2019. Andrew Sheldon
750 speed cameras will be installed in school zones throughout the city.
The Wright Stuff: A Look at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Buffalo
June 29, 2019. Aimee Carrier
Famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright was a Buffalo favorite during his prairie-style period.