Whether you plan to hit the roads or the waterways this Memorial Day weekend, local officials are preaching preparedness and best practices to keep all travelers safe. National Safe Boating Week runs from May 17 to 23 and kicks off the summer boating season — a popular recreational activity for droves of Florida residents and

AAA is projecting that 45 million Americans will be traveling over the weekend, including two million right here in New England.

AAA predicts a record-breaking 45.1 million Americans will travel between Thursday and Monday, mostly by car and plane. Here's what to know if you're one of them.

As nearly 39.4 million Americans prepare to hit the road for Memorial Day weekend, AAA is urging drivers to check their vehicles before traveling.

With a record number of travelers and outdoor activities anchoring the holiday, here's a list of tips to keep everyone safe

Memorial Day weekend isn’t just the unofficial start of summer—it also marks the beginning of what AAA calls the 100 Deadliest Days for teen drivers. With school out and warm weather luring

The Georgia State Patrol and the Georgia Department of Natural Resources both issued safety measures for travel and recreation during the Memorial Day weekend. Troopers will be on “high-visibility patrols on the interstates, state routes and local streets keeping an eye out for impaired drivers” and other traffic violations, GSP reported.

The National Safety Council estimates there will be about 443 traffic deaths this Memorial Day weekend, 6% higher than last year's estimate.

The average age of a AAA member’s car? About 13 years. That’s a whole lot of mileage, memories—and maintenance. More and more drivers are keeping their cars longer, which means proper upkeep is

East Texas families will be traveling for Memorial Day weekend, kicking off summer travel. AAA is encouraging drivers to keep up with car maintenance to avoid travel dilemmas. Visit this article to learn more: <a href=" KETK/FOX51 News covers East Texas,