Press Releases

An investment in new mobile travel and audio entertainment platform, HearHere, turned AAA Washington (based in Bellevue) and actor/director Kevin Costner into strategic business partners.

Bellevue based AAA Washington, the preeminent provider of emergency road service in Washington and North Idaho has promoted Carrie Wilson to Chief Financial Officer, following the retirement of CFO John Iwanski.

This April, as part of Distracted Driving Awareness Month, AAA Washington reminds drivers that the state’s ban on hand-held electronic devices includes when they’re stopped for a traffic light or gridlock.

Fatal wrong-way driving crashes on our nation’s highways are a persistent and devastating threat that is only getting worse.

Automakers may already hold the key to improving public acceptance of self-driving cars: fine-tuning existing vehicle technology.

AAA Washington has entered into a strategic partnership with HearHere, a mobile travel and audio entertainment platform, that provides real-time, location-based stories for road trips.

A frightening collision with a tow truck operator responding to a AAA member’s call for help prompts an urgent reminder for drivers to Slow Down and Move Over when you see lights flashing on the side of the road.

At a time when proper handwashing can save lives, two well-known Washington charities received a huge donation of hand soaps, facilitated by AAA Washington.

Small speed increases can have huge effects on outcomes, as shown in new crash tests by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and Humanetics.

AAA Washington — the pre-eminent provider of emergency road service, leisure travel and personal-lines insurance to 1.2 million members in Washington and North Idaho — has elected Greg Bever, life-long Spokane resident and retired publisher of Spokane’s Journal of Business, as Chair.

AAA’s Winter 2021 Virtual Travel Show gives Washington consumers a front row seat to the travel industry’s future while inside the comfort and safety of their homes.

With forecasters predicting five storms in the next week across Washington, which will bring inches of rain, wind advisories and LOTS of mountain snow, AAA reminds drivers how to prepare for what promises to be a couple more months of winter weather driving conditions.