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Although designed to assist drivers in order to reduce or eliminate traffic crashes, AAA is warning drivers to be cautious of trusting certain vehicle technology.

While gas prices across North Dakota moved little during July, motorists are saving a penny a gallon compared to one month ago.

At $2.10, North Dakota motorists are paying 27 cents a gallon more for gas today than they were one month ago.

AAA forecasts Americans will take a combined total of 700 million trips this summer. That number is down nearly 15 percent compared to last year.

After 89 days below $2, the average price for a gallon of regular gas in North Dakota has returned to that level.

After three months of staying at home because of COVID-19, drivers are beginning to get back on the road.  AAA urges motorists to avoid falling back into the dangerous driving habits.