According to a recent drowsy driving study released by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, roughly 16.5% of traffic fatalities involved a drowsy driver. The effects of drowsiness on the body are similar to those of alcohol and other drugs. Click here to download the full Drowsy Driving Study brochure! Some tips from the Foundation:…
Recent events have placed a spotlight on law enforcement relations with the public. As an advocate for effective driver education, AAA Driver Training Programs recently developed a teaching module about what drivers should do―and not do―when interacting with law enforcement at the roadside. Now, a supplemental tri-fold brochure has been released. The brochure is specifically meant…
Check out this distracted driving infographic to learn some of the true risks and consequences of allowing distractions to keep your attention away from the driving task.
A recent study by AAA showed that Americans wasted $2.1 billion in 2015 by buying premium gasoline. Check out the infographic for more info.
American drivers wasted more than $2.1 billion dollars in the last year by using premium gasoline in vehicles designed to run on regular fuel, according to a new study by AAA. With 16.5 million U.S. drivers having used premium fuel despite the vehicle manufacturer’s recommendation in the last 12 months, AAA conducted a comprehensive fuel…
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The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety did a study recently and found that there were twice as many fatal crashes involving recent marijuana users after the state of Washington legalized the drug. Check out the facts in this handy infographic and corresponding graphs. Newsroom.AAA.com Newsroom.AAA.com Newsroom.AAA.com
The company’s new “Crosswind Assist” system helps to prevent sidewinds from pushing your vehicle out of your lane.
A recent study found that teens who take driver education in Oregon have both fewer collisions and fewer citations.
So, you’ve seen the headlines about the new Driver Improvement Program. You’ve heard about the changes, the added features, the updated content. Maybe you’ve even purchased the new curriculum and are anxious to start teaching. But, do you know the new program enough to teach it? Join us for our upcoming webinar on all things…
RoadWise Driver Online, AAA’s new online driver improvement course tailored specifically to seniors, now is available in 13 states: Hawaii, Iowa, Massachusetts, Nebraska, North Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin, Arizona, Indiana, Maryland and Ohio. The program is designed to help drivers learn about and adjust to physical and mental changes related to aging. Tips…