AAA Mid-Atlantic

Although we are much more active this year than last, Delta variant or not, AAA says the bounceback in activity as COVID-19 evolves isn't really helping drivers out.

AAA expects 1.27 million New Jerseyans to travel between Thursday and Monday, part of 47.7 million Americans who say they plan to take a trip.

Things like tires and batteries are often thought of by drivers more in cold weather than hot, but they should be attended to during this season.

Wrong-way crashes are on the rise in New Jersey thanks to alcohol impairment, older age and driving without a passenger playing key roles, according to AAA.

Garden State drivers will simply revert to what they were paying about a month ago, which is still much lower than this time last year.

Whether you have AAA or not, you're invited to their car care center on Route 37 in Toms River tomorrow morning for a free shredder event.

Friday marks the official start of winter, which has proven to be quite deadly for motorists, passengers and pedestrians in the Garden State.

Clouded and yellowed headlights can lead to dangerous nighttime driving conditions.