JD Roberto

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When school’s out, foot traffic goes way up—and so do pedestrian accidents. That’s why AAA is urging drivers to stay sharp, especially during the summer months. You’ll see more people walking, biking, and scootering through neighborhoods, parks, and even school zones. Just because classes are out doesn’t mean those areas are empty—summer school, playground programs, and camps keep kids coming and going all day long. So, slow down. Stay aware. And here’s a simple but brilliant tip: try the Dutch Reach.

1 week ago | pix11.com | JD Roberto |Tracy Chevrier |Marysol Castro

With the economy on shaky ground, every dollar counts—and unexpected car repairs can hit hard. That’s why our friends at AAA are sharing a few simple ways to keep your car in good shape and more cash in your wallet. It all starts with maintenance. Regular oil changes help your engine run cooler and smoother, preventing the kind of overheating that leads to costly breakdowns. Tire rotations? Those extend the life of your tread so you’re not shelling out for new rubber sooner than you need to.

1 week ago | pix11.com | JD Roberto |Tracy Chevrier |Marysol Castro

Summer’s knocking at the door, and if you’re like most of us, your mind is already drifting to sandy beaches, cool mountain breezes, or that city getaway you’ve been dreaming about. But — let’s be honest — planning a trip can feel like a second full-time job. Airfare, hotels, cars… Ugh. So many moving pieces, so many websites, so much stress. Good news? It doesn’t have to be that way.

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Let’s Talk About Perfect PairingsBagels and cream cheese. Summer and beach days. Beyoncé and a wind machine. And now… Bush’s Baked Beans and Bluey!That’s right—America’s favorite baked bean has teamed up with everyone’s favorite cartoon pup to turn family mealtime into a fun-filled adventure. We were on the scene at the exciting launch event in New York City, where cartoon royalty met classic comfort food.

2 weeks ago | pix11.com | JD Roberto |Tracy Chevrier |Marysol Castro

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 everyone outdoors, teens are spending more time behind the wheel. And unfortunately, that means an increase in serious—and preventable—crashes. But here’s the good news: parents are the most powerful influence on how teens drive. The single most important thing you can do? Model good driving behavior.