News Releases

Keep Halloween Frightfully Fun By Preventing Potential Dangers

October 26, 2022 Transportation and Traffic Safety, Corporate Information

The Automobile Club of Southern California wants everyone to celebrate safely this Halloween. Drivers, pedestrians, party hosts, and homeowners can all take steps to avoid many common hazards that occur over the holiday. To help kids and their families prepare for fun, safe trick-or-treating this year, the Auto Club is hosting a pre-Halloween community event Sunday, Oct. 30.

Auto Club, CHP And Mother Who Lost Tow Truck Operator Son Ask Drivers to Slow Down Or Move Over When Approaching Vehicles At The Roadside

October 13, 2022 Transportation and Traffic Safety, Corporate Information, Automotive

An average of 24 emergency responders, including tow operators, are struck and killed by vehicles while working at the roadside each year – meaning someone in this line of work is killed, on average, every other week in America.

Auto Club: Better Understanding Of EV Ownership Will Help Consumers Decide If They Are Ready To Switch

September 09, 2022 Insurance & Consumer Tips, Corporate Information, Automotive

AAA’s latest consumer survey reveals that one-quarter of Americans say they would be likely to buy an all-electric vehicle when shopping for their next automobile, with Millennials leading the way. Of those who want to buy electric, the common factor is...

2022 AAA Car Guide – Going High-Tech Often Means Going Electric

May 05, 2022 Insurance & Consumer Tips, Corporate Information, Automotive

New vehicle shoppers primarily want two things in their next ride – better fuel efficiency and more driver assist safety features. According to AAA, nearly 80% of drivers want automakers to focus on improving fuel economy. And 76% want active driving...

Auto Club, CHP And Man Who Lost Father Ask Drivers To Slow Down Or Move Over This Holiday Season

December 16, 2021 Transportation and Traffic Safety, Corporate Information, Automotive

An average of 24 emergency responders, including tow operators, are struck and killed by vehicles while working at the roadside each year – meaning someone in this line of work is killed, on average, every other week in America. The Automobile Club of Southern California is warning drivers over the busy holiday season to change lanes or slow down near roadside workers.

Auto Club, Glendale Police, Local Auto Repair Shops Fight Catalytic Converter Theft with Multi-Location Etching Event

December 01, 2021 Insurance & Consumer Tips, Corporate Information, Automotive

The Automobile Club of Southern California, the Glendale Police Department and local AAA Approved Auto Repair shops are joining forces on Wednesday, Dec. 8 to combat theft of vehicle catalytic converters by etching the license number on the converters...

Auto Club Applauds New Law Cracking Down On Street Racing, “Sideshows”

October 14, 2021 Transportation and Traffic Safety, Corporate Information

The Automobile Club of Southern California, safety group Street Racing Kills, street racing victims and law enforcement joined Assemblymember Vince Fong (R-Kern County) on Thursday in Bakersfield to applaud Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature of Assembly Bill...

Auto Club Is Hiring Nearly 1,600 Employees as Post-Pandemic Travel Boom Surges

June 29, 2021 Corporate Information

Editors: Video b-roll of job fairs, hiring are available here. The Automobile Club of Southern California is currently hiring for travel advisors, insurance sales agents, customer service representatives and information technology professionals. As...

AAA Adds Inspected Clean Enhancement To Its Diamond Hotel Inspections

June 11, 2021 Travel, Corporate Information

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, hotels have adapted their cleaning procedures and housekeeping standards, and the AAA Diamond Program is evolving to meet the changing expectations of today's travelers. In fact, according to AAA research, 76% of...

On Anniversary Of Crash That Killed Two Young Girls, Family Asks Drivers To “Don’t Drive Intexticated.”

April 01, 2021 Transportation and Traffic Safety, Corporate Information

As traffic begins to pick up across the country with increased vaccinations and decreased pandemic restrictions, the Auto Club of Southern California reminds drivers about the importance of focusing on the road ahead and not on their smartphones. April...

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