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Halloween is one of the most dangerous nights of the year for pedestrians. Excited trick-or-treaters can easily lose track of road safety, making it a vital time for parents and drivers to stay extra alert and exercise caution on the road.
Halloween is one of the most dangerous nights of the year for pedestrians. Excited trick-or-treaters can easily lose track of road safety, making it a vital time for parents and drivers to stay extra alert and exercise caution on the road.
· Light up the night: At your own home keep walkways, entrances, and outdoor areas well lit using pathway and motion-activated lights. Clear paths of cords, costumes, and decorations to prevent slips and trips.
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While the vast majority (91%) of adults buckle up, new research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety (AAAFTS) reveals that unbelted occupants account for nearly half of traffic deaths.
Learn more:
mwg.aaa.com/news/press-relea…
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A new study by AAA reveals that most California drivers refuse to follow posted speed limits despite recognizing the importance of them.
One in three drivers admitted they ignored speed limits because they believe no one follows them. Full coverage: kcra.com/article/california-…
Although most California drivers recognize the importance of posted speed limits, many refuse to follow them, according to a new study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. 1 in 3 admit to ignoring speed limits because they believe no one follows them. mwg.aaa.com/news/press-relea…
AAA projects 72.2 million people (8.94 million from California, & 1.59 million from Arizona) will travel this Independence Day week. This year’s travel forecast surpasses last year’s record, but the increase is smaller than recent year-over-year gains. mwg.aaa.com/news/press-relea…
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As it starts to heat up across California, be sure your vehicle and YOU are ready for the extreme heat! AAA shares essential car prep and safety tips for the extreme heat here: mwg.aaa.com/news/press-relea…
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However, it is recommended you stay in your vehicle, with your seatbelt on and the windows cracked to allow airflow. If you see steam, wait at least 20 minutes before opening the hood to check fluid levels, as pressurized coolant can cause severe burns.
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