Gas prices in Florida jumped 10 cents last week and Sunday’s state average of $2.82 per gallon is the highest daily average since August.
More and more, drivers are recognizing the value in having vehicles with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) like blind spot monitoring systems, forward collision warning, and lane keeping assist.
As part of Child Passenger Safety Week, Sept. 23-29, AAA and other safety organizations are encouraging parents to take the time to ensure their children are in the correct seat for their age and size when riding in the car.
Hurricane Florence had little to no effect on prices at the pump last week.
AAA will give Florida eighth graders the chance to go on the trip of a lifetime.
Ride-hailing continues to gain popularity in urban markets across the United States. With the increased use of ride-hailing, AAA evaluated the cost of utilizing these services as a primary mode of transportation.
Nearly 83 percent of older drivers report never speaking to a family member or physician about their safe driving ability, according to new research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
It is critical that parents check their insurance policies before sending their children back to college. With tuition fees, books, and meal plans, some families don’t consider the new risks that heading to college can create.
Gas prices rose two cents nationwide last week, as prices in the southeast face upward pressure. Wholesale gasoline prices rose eight cents in Florida and Georgia, and seven cents in Tennessee.
Gas prices declined for the ninth consecutive day on Sunday.
Natalie Nugent, an Orlando area Fifth Grader and AAA School Safety Patrol Captain will be given the AAA School Safety Patrol Lifesaving Award on Monday at her school, Castle Creek Elementary.
Gas prices are trending lower after an abrupt jump at the pump last week. Gas prices in Florida are 8 cents higher than a week ago.
While Independence Day celebrations are traditionally known for outdoor events, fireworks and family get-togethers, the iconic U.S. holiday has become notorious for crashes and fatalities on the road.
The steady discount on gasoline will soon be over. Today, oil prices soared to their highest point in 3.5 years, restoring upward pressure on prices at the pump.
Gas prices in Florida declined for the 30th consecutive day on Sunday. However, higher oil prices may soon put the brakes on that downward streak at the pumps.
AAA predicts more Americans will travel for this Independence Day than ever before.
Gas prices in Florida declined nearly 6 cents last week. The state average of $2.80 per gallon is the lowest daily price since early May.
The summer driving season is in full swing, and it opened with the most expensive gas prices in four years. Fortunately, those prices at the pump are beginning to trickle lower.
A slow moving weather system is expect to bring heavy rain to Florida’s Gulf Coast. Strong winds, heavy downpours and the threat of tornados are expected to create dangerous driving conditions.
As the unofficial start of summer, Memorial Day is one of the most popular travel weekends of the year. AAA predicts nearly 42 million people will travel during the holiday, with almost 37 million traveling by automobile, which is the highest number since 2005.
