Club Assist Partners Worldwide
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AAAThe American Automobile Association comprises 56 individual auto clubs and services an astonishing 50,939,000 members across the United States. |
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NRMANRMA was established in 1923 as a mutual organisation to protect motorists’ requirements and offer roadside assistance and guidance. NRMA Motoring & Services now provides roadside assistance, member benefits, legal advice and much more to nearly 2.5 million Members in |
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CAACAA offers a first rate Emergency Roadside Service, complete auto touring and travel services, discounts with preferred companies and insurance services, and is the advocate for Canada’s motoring and travelling public. |
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RACVRACV is the largest motoring organisation in Victoria with 2 million members. RACV provides benefits to members and customers in the fields of motoring, mobility assurance, social well being, the home and leisure. This includes insurance, road service, finance, financial services, drive school, travel and tourism. |
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ACLThe ACL has a membership base of 160,000 and performed 37,000 road assistance jobs last year. |
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NAFThe NAF has more than 500,000 members and offers unlimited breakdown service to their members regardless of the car they are driving. |
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ANWBThe Dutch club of ANWB provides a battery service to its 4 million members via its 850 ANWB “Wegenwacht” patrols and a total of around 50 dedicated battery vehicles. The cities of Amsterdam, Utrecht, the Hague and Rotterdam are all serviced by our dedicated battery fleet. Batteries for the patrols and battery mechanics are stocked in all 28 patrol stations where they |
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TouringEstablished in 1896, the Touring Club of Belgium offer a classic roadside repair service through |
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NZAANZAA was established in 1903 and now services 1.2 million members through 16 operating districts, stretching from the Far North to the Deep South. The NZAA vision is to make AA Membership truly indispensable to New Zealanders. |
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ACTAFrance does not have automobile clubs in the traditional sense, rather it has assistance companies, such ACTA. ACTA belongs to the AA UK, ADAC, and ANWB (the three major European clubs) and provides roadside assistance for all ARC members whose clients breakdown in France. ACTA is also the assistance provider for VW France, ARVAL (leading fleet management group), OPEL and some of the major leasing and insurance companies. |
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RACWAMembership at RACWA has grown rapidly, from 8,600 in 1932 to almost 470,000 in 2007. |
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RACTThe RACT was established in 1923 to represent the interests of Tasmanian motorists. |
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RACQIn 1905 twelve motorists formed the Automobile Club of Queensland (ACQ). From these humble beginnings the ACQ received its Royal Charter in 1921 and become the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland (RACQ). In 2005 RACQ celebrated 100 years of service to members and the community. RACQ now provides motoring and travel services Queensland-wide and insurance in Queensland & Northern New South Wales to more than 1.2 million members. |
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RAARAA was established in 1903, and recently celebrated its 100th anniversary being South Australia’s largest independent organisation. RAA has 566,303 members, and through its member services – like emergency road service and touring – the Association has become established as a South Australian icon. |
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AANTThe AANT has just over 17,800 members and is here to assist in keeping you on the road, |