Imagine getting an email or text that says you can get a “free” roadside emergency kit from AAA that includes a flashlight, jumper cables, ice scraper and more. Does it seem too good to be true?

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AAA is urging motorists to pay attention to the two tire issues most likely to result in the need for emergency roadside service. “In just the first few weeks of the year we have seen tire-related ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Dealing with winter weather can be a hassle for drivers. AAA has advice about what you should keep in your car to get yourself out of a jam. "Prepare, prepare, prepare — because ...

PORTLAND, Ore., (KTVZ) – Emergency responders who help stranded drivers on the side of the road are struck and killed nearly four times more than reported. A new study by the AAA Foundation for Safety ...

ATLANTA — New crash test data raises concerns about the effectiveness of automatic emergency brakes. The safety systems only prevented 1 of 40 crashes with oncoming vehicles in AAA testing. AAA crash ...

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