Driver Safety

Catalytic converter theft has become a huge problem in Colorado and throughout the entire country. According to Colorado State Patrol data, only 151 catalytic converter thefts were reported to Colorado law enforcement agencies in 2019. In 2020, that number jumped to 930. Theft of the emissions-control devices increased by nearly 1,500% statewide in 2021, the largest year-over-year jump among all states. Nationwide, catalytic converter thefts more than quadrupled in 2021.

AARP Alabama provides useful information and tools to empower you to live your best life. That includes tips and tools for safety on the road.

As we head into the often- treacherous Minnesota winter, take steps now to stay safe on the roads with AARP Driver Safety.

Suzanne Franklin of Amherst is the newest member of AARP Virginia's executive council

AARP has helped more than 19 million people 50 and older become safer, better drivers over the years.

The four-hour AARP Smart Driver course is aimed at refreshing the skills of drivers 50 and older but is open to anyone. Those who take it may get a reduction in their insurance rates.

AARP is offering 25 percent off its Smart Driver online course through the end of August. Sign up today to refresh your skills and help keep you and your loved ones safe on the road.

Being a safer motorist can save not just lives but cash. AARP Mississippi encourages people to sign up for the AARP Smart Driver course, a program designed for people 50-plus and customized for each state’s driving laws.

Keeping current with safe-driving techniques can save lives and lower your car insurance bill. AARP South Carolina wants motorists to know that the popular AARP Smart Driver course, designed for people 50 and older, is available online.

The AARP Smart Driver course is designed to sharpen skills and safety awareness. Under state law, residents 55-plus who complete a recognized “mature driver improvement course” can qualify for reduced insurance premiums.