In the winter months, everything from limited visibility to snow, black ice, snow, ice, freezing rain, and fog can make road conditions dangerous. Our Three P’s of Winter Driving guide is designed to help you prepare your vehicle, prevent incidents with safe driving techniques, and protect yourself and your family. Learn more about how to …
Winter Weather Ahead: Driving Safety Tips
The holidays are hectic, and it’s tempting to dash through the snow, rain or ice to get where you need to go. But rushing on wet, winter roads puts you at greater risk for car crashes: 21 percent of all auto collisions are weather-related, mostly due to wet pavement and rain, according to the U.S. …
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Tips to Avoid Identity Theft
Whether it’s massive data breaches (like the one that MGM recently suffered) or a friend who has had their credit card stolen, it’s likely you’re familiar with identity theft. Every day we hear more and more stories of people who have fallen victim to identity thieves in some form or another. Below are just a …
9 Steps for Winterizing Your Home
Winter is fast on our heels and there’s no time like the present to prepare for the cold season. Winter storms can devastate your home. Ice, snow, rain and wind are all potential dangers, but taking these 9 steps for winterizing your home can make it safer and may even save you money over time. …
A Flood Can Happen Anywhere, Anytime
Floods are the most widespread of all weather-related natural disasters in the U.S., according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Flooding causes billions of dollars of damage across the country, yet many Americans don’t have flood insurance. Floods can happen anywhere, even in low- or moderate-risk flood zones. Some of the homes damaged by …
AAA Travel Center
Find yourself asking, “What’s Next?” You’re not alone. AAA Travel knows members are looking for answers in response to the ever-changing world around us. Welcome to the AAA Travel Center, an online portal with up to date information to help you make the right choices for future travel plans. The Latest Travel News, Tips and …
Have a Fun (and Safe) 4th of July
A safe 4th of July is fun for everyone. Fourth of July may look a bit different this year as we continue practicing social distancing. However, fireworks, flag flying, barbecues and pool time with the family are still all part of the tradition. To avoid injuries, you’re urged to be cautious when taking part in …
Your Spring Home To-Do Checklist
Spring is here and while we are sheltering safely at home, it can be a great time to catch up on cleaning. Winter can be tough on your home, but the arrival of spring serves as a great reminder to perform a safety inspection to assess and repair any damage. “Small repairs can save you …
Stay Prepared For the Next Earthquake, The “Big One”
When the earth starts shaking, it may be too late. Don’t let another month go by without taking the basic steps needed to prepare your family for a major earthquake. The best way to recover from a quake is to plan for it in advance. “One of the most important steps homeowners can take is …
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Hit the Roads for Spring Break
Winter weather got you down? Well spring is just around the corner! As temperatures rise and nature wakes up, you may find yourself climbing the walls. You’ve got cabin fever, and the only prescription is a spring break road trip. Whether you have school-aged kids or not, make time for a little spring break travel. …