AAA has worked for more than 75 years to help families develop their teens into safe, responsible drivers. If you are a parent, teen, educator or safety advocate, AAA’s tips, tools, information and other resources can help you, too.
In 2012, the AAA Foundation released a new study that shows the presence of passengers in a vehicle increases the risk of fatal crash involvement for teenage drivers. Download »
A parent's guide to choosing a vehicle Download »
AAA’s Keys2Drive website can help you and your parents work together to get your license – and help you improve your skills once you’re driving solo. Read More »
If your teen is learning to drive, soon will be or has been driving solo for a while, AAA’s Keys2Drive website is a great resource. Learn more about the site and other valuable AAA tools and information related to teen driving. Read More »
AAA continues to set the standard in driver training resources for driver training instructors and students. Here, you can learn more about those resources, as well as AAA’s Keys2Drive website for teens and their parents. Read More »
By advocating for graduated driver licensing, helping parents work with their teens and improving driver education, AAA has been involved in teen driver safety for decades. Learn more about what we do – and what you can do, too. Read More »
In 1941, AAA started the “Keep ‘em Rolling” campaign, a fuel conservation program to keep passenger cars in service.
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