Car & Driving Tips

Five money-saving car tips: practice prevention, don't waste gas, use a smart tool, pay less for gas and charging, and save on insurance.

Road safety gestures are required in certain conditions to keep drivers, motorcyclists, and cyclists safe—and ticket-free.

AAA and its partners are expanding their Let's Talk Self-Driving campaign to teach children in grades four through six about AVs.

The U.S. government is considering amending regulations to allow adaptive driving beam (ADB) headlights which adjust as you drive.

From routine maintenance to distracted driving, here’s everything students and parents need to know about having a car at school.

From infant car seats to boosters, here’s everything you need to know to keep kids safe on the road.

Get your car road trip ready to avoid unintended stops, emergency tows, and visits to a mechanic so you can enjoy your trip.

Here are some ways to keep your car's battery healthy—and to jump-start the car when it isn't.

When building your car's emergency preparedness kit, consider these essentials.

The games, snacks, and extra entertainment you need to make your family road trip a success.

Proper handling and disposal are easy, cheap, and convenient.

The founder of AAA was an intrepid pioneer of both automobiling and aviation.