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1. TRAFFIC MANAGER PRESIDENT EDITION NO MASS TRANSIT OFFLINE
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"Travelers can refer to AAA's free COVID-19 Travel Restrictions Map and TripTik for the latest information to help plan their trip."įrom May 28 through May 31, more than 37 million Americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more from home, an increase of 60 percent from last year when only 23 million traveled, the lowest on record since AAA began recording in 2000. "Given the increased number of people traveling for the holiday and the renewed enthusiasm for a Great American Road Trip, it is vital that travelers be prepared for emergencies," said Noble. Members can schedule an appointment at AAA.com/CarCare. AAA Mid-Atlantic is also offering a free oil change for New Jersey AAA members who visit any AAA Car Care Center in the state through June 30th. In an effort to ensure cars are road-ready, travelers are advised to have their vehicles inspected by trusted repair shops, including AAA Car Care Centers. "Dead batteries, lockouts and flat tires will be the leading reasons AAA members will experience car trouble," said Rick Santiago, AAA's Car Care District Director. Last year, AAA Mid-Atlantic came to the rescue of over 21,000 motorists, including more than 5,000 in New Jersey.

Noble, Public and Government Affairs Manager at AAA Mid-Atlantic. "As many cars sat idle most of last year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is even more important than ever to make sure that your car is road-ready before heading out this holiday," said Tracy E. This will affect areas from Mississippi to Tennessee and the east coast from Georgia into Delaware, but hopefully be resolved ahead of Memorial Day weekend.īefore you hit the road, AAA recommends getting a vehicle inspection to check key components like the battery, engine, tires, brakes and fluid levels.

TRAFFIC MANAGER PRESIDENT EDITION NO MASS TRANSIT OFFLINE

Currently, the Colonial Pipeline, which delivers 45 percent of fuel to the East Coast is offline due to a cyberattack, which will contribute to price increases and limited fuel supply ahead of the holiday.