Press Releases

AAA Washington has relocated its Issaquah store and transformed it into a travel planning destination.

The search for a perfect Christmas tree is a long-held tradition for many families. While finding the right tree can be difficult, getting it home safely can be a bigger challenge.

As forecasters predict wintry conditions across mountain passes, AAA Washington reminds drivers to prepare for what could be a long winter driving season.

Bellevue based AAA Washington has entered into a strategic partnership with longevity startup Candoo Tech, a technology support and training service designed for older adults. The partnership includes a strategic investment in Candoo Tech and introduces a valued, much needed service to members, whether for themselves or their family members. AAA Washington members will receive a 15% discount on Candoo Tech services.

Roads and airports may seem jam-packed this year as AAA predicts 53.4 million people, more than 1.4 million from Washington, will travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, an increase of 13% and 16% respectively, from 2020.

A new report reveals a decline in several unsafe driving behaviors in the past three years, including red-light running, drowsy driving, driving drunk or within an hour of consuming cannabis.

The simple act of donating a bar of soap can make a huge impact on another person’s life.

New research from AAA finds that moderate to heavy rain, often experienced in Western Washington, affects a vehicle safety system’s ability to “see” which may result in performance issues.

AAA Washington wants to inspire your future vacation plans with a Fall Virtual Travel Show called “Exploring the Seven Continents”.

In four separate collisions since December, two Washington tow truck technicians have been killed, one required a leg amputation and another received lower body injuries as a result of being hit while assisting a disabled motorist.