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With the arrival of Labor Day, the roadside Samaritans at AAA once again offer their Tipsy Tow service from 6 p.m. Monday through 6 a.m. Tuesday– for a free ride and towing within 10 miles to anyone in need. Beyond 10 miles, standard tow rates apply...

This time of year can be especially dangerous for motorists. So, we want to share with you these tips from AAA to help motorists driving into the glare of the sun. Driving on a beautiful sunny day can provide stunning scenery, but it can also create a hazard if the driver’s view is compromised by a glaring sun...

Lower gas prices are expected to help fuel Memorial Day road travel here in Billings.  AAA reports that lower gas prices, a growing labor market and rising personal income will drive holiday travel for 38 million Americans that are expected to hit the road and fly the skies this Memorial Day weekend...

Billings did not suffer as brutal of a winter as other parts of the country did, but that does not mean the city is immune from the ever-dreaded potholes.

More travellers are expected to hit the roads and skies for Thanksgiving this year than since 2007, according to AAA Travel. Driving remains the most popular mod of travel for Thanksgiving, so be sure to allow yourself plenty of time to get to your destination and back...

When was the last time you had routine maintenance performed on your vehicle? If you cannot remember, your vehicle is probably overdue for a checkup. And, while you might be saving a little cash now, delays could inevitably cost you more -- and even leave you stranded...

Now that the speed limit on most Montana interstates is 80 mph, AAA MountainWest wants to remind motorists to execute caution and provide tips to insure safety on our roadways. Safety should be the top priority with motorists, not getting to their destination the fastest...

This time of year can be especially dangerous for motorists. So, we want to share with you these tips from AAA to help motorists driving into the glare of the sun. Driving on a beautiful sunny day can provide stunning scenery, but it can also create a hazard if the driver’s view is compromised by a glaring sun...

Statistically, the summer months are the most dangerous for drivers between the ages of 15 and 21. In fact,in 2012,  according to AAA, an average of 399 teens died in traffic crashes in the U.S. during each of the summer months.