Traffic Safety

Enjoying holiday lights from your car is a great way to get into the holiday spirit while maintaining social distance but it’s important to stay safe on the road by avoiding risks behind the wheel.

AAA urges motorists to keep their cool as research shows differences between men and women regarding aggressive driving behavior.

After reviewing 185 applications, AAA awarded a total of $74,000 to 10 first responders across the state. 

Over 43 percent of vehicle-deer crashes occur in Michigan during the months of October, November and December.

AAA is sending out its annual statewide Trick or Treat Street Safety Alert for children and adults, but with new precautions due to coronavirus. 

Climax-Scotts High School graduate Simon Swager will start his first year of college with a $2,500. 

Tecumseh High School graduate Noah Manuszak will start his first year of college with a $2,500 scholarship.

AAA – The Auto Club Group encourages parents and caregivers to make sure their children are riding safe and securely in the family vehicle.

As Michigan students being the school year – in one form or another (virtual/classroom) - AAA is urging motorists to slow down and stay alert in both neighborhoods and school zones. 

New research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety finds that as older adults reduce their driving, men report having fewer resources for making important life decisions.