AAA is projecting that 45 million Americans will be traveling over the weekend, including two million right here in New England.

With a record number of travelers and outdoor activities anchoring the holiday, here's a list of tips to keep everyone safe

As nearly 39.4 million Americans prepare to hit the road for Memorial Day weekend, AAA is urging drivers to check their vehicles before traveling.

The National Safety Council estimates there will be about 443 traffic deaths this Memorial Day weekend, 6% higher than last year's estimate.

Whether you’re going to the beach, on a road trip or across town for a cookout, drivers can expect more traffic this Memorial Day weekend.

The average age of a AAA member’s car? About 13 years. That’s a whole lot of mileage, memories—and maintenance. More and more drivers are keeping their cars longer, which means proper upkeep is

AAA spokesperson Adrienne Woodland says the number of travelers is expected to surge starting Friday afternoon.

For service, call (855) 2-TOW-2-GO or (855) 286-9246. AAA said the free service is dispatched to take both the person and their vehicle to a safe location within a 10-mile radius. AAA’s ‘Tow ...

AAA Texas is urging drivers to prepare their vehicles and take extra precautions ahead of triple-digit temperatures.