AAA Tow to Go Giving Michiganders Free Rides Home on St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day week is here, and if you need to get home from a night of heavy drinking, you obviously need to get a ride. Just like they do…
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St. Patrick's Day week is here, and if you need to get home from a night of heavy drinking, you obviously need to get a ride.
Just like they do during the holidays, AAA is offering a free ride for you and your vehicle. The program, dubbed Tow to Go, is for people who didn't plan ahead and designate a sober driver, so you can't book an appointment in advance. AAA will take you home and tow your vehicle home or somewhere within 10 miles. The program is available to people who aren't even an AAA member.
The service is available from 6 p.m. March 17 until 6 a.m. March 21. Michigan is one of the states where these rides are available, as well as Florida, Iowa, North Dakota, Nebraska, Tennessee, Wisconsin, and Colorado. The service is also available in Denver, Colo.; Charlotte, N.C.; and Fort Wayne and South Bend, Ind.
There are some exceptions, such as Tow to Go may not be available in rural areas or when there is severe weather. The service is only available for one passenger per ride because of COVID-19. Masks are required. To use the service, call 855-286-9246.
Looking for a cheap house in a no-so cheap market? It's a challenge, since prices just keep climbing.
That said, there are still some cities in America where it's fairly inexpensive to snag that first home. Read on for the 10 cheapest cities in America to buy a house in 2022, according to LocalRecordsOfficies.com!
15 Cheapest Cities in America to Buy a House in 2022
This list is via LocalRecordsOfficies.com.
1. Detroit, MI
Detroit's median home price is $32,600.
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2. Buffalo, NY
The median home price is $51,000.
3. Toledo, OH
The average home price is $51,200.
4. Cleveland, OH
The median price of a home is just under $50,000.
5. Tampa, FL
The median price of a home is $120,000.
6. Augusta, GA
The median price of a home is $74,600.
7. Philadelphia, PA
The median price for a home in Philly is around $104,000, but other factors make some homes much less expensive in the area.
8. Youngstown, OH
The median price of a home is less than $40,000.
9. Akron, OH
The median price of a home is $55,600.
10. Lynchburg, VA
The cost of living is 11.4% below the U.S average.
11. Temple, TX
The cost of living is right under 12.3% below the U.S. average.
12. Morristown, TN
Rent and mortgage prices are about 30% lower than the national average.
13. Wichita Falls, TX
The cost of living is 13.2 below the U.S. average.
14. Hattiesburg, MS
The cost of living is 13.4% is below the U.S. average.
15. Fayetteville, AK
The cost of living is 16.9% below the U.S. average.
EXTRA: The cheapest states to buy a home in 2022
Here are the cheapest states to buy a home in 2022 via WorldPopulationReview.com:
1. Mississippi
The median home value of is $114,500.
2. West Virginia
The median home value is $115,000.
3. Arkansas
The median home value is $123,300.
4. Oklahoma
The median home value is $130,900.
5. Kentucky
The median home value is $135,300.
6. Indiana
The median home value is $135,400.
7. Alabama
The median home value is $137,200.
8. Ohio
The median home value is $140,000.
9. Iowa
The median home value is $142,300.
10. Kansas
The median home value is $145,400.
