Traffic Safety

As students across North Dakota begin heading back to school over the coming days, AAA urges motorists to slow down, stay alert in neighborhoods and school zones and to expect the unexpected.

A law that goes into effect Tuesday, Aug. 1, will help protect stranded motorists on North Dakota’s interstate and multi-lane highways.

Drivers desiring faster commutes might view a higher speed limit as a boon, but is it always the safest choice?

As AAA prepares to rescue more than 393,000 drivers nationwide with car trouble this Independence Day weekend, it will also provide a free service in effort to keep impaired drivers off the road. 

AAA-The Auto Club Group continues its “Move Over for Me” campaign by sharing a new study that examines the risk of being on the roadside and the effectiveness of various tools designed to alert approaching drivers.

North Dakota roads are about to get more crowded - and hazardous - as thousands of students and teachers return to school.

A national survey conducted by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety reveals many Americans admit to taking one or more potentially impairing medications before getting behind the wheel.

New real-world testing by AAA found systems using a driver-facing camera are best at keeping motorists focused on the road. Unfortunately, the technology is not foolproof and a driver determined to cheat the system can defeat it.

If you plan to purchase a real Christmas tree this holiday season, AAA urges you to have a plan to get it home safely.

A new AAA report finds unsafe driving behaviors, including red-light running, drowsy driving, and driving impaired on cannabis or alcohol, have declined in the past three years.