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AA Members are entitled to reciprocal benefits from clubs around the world that are members of the FIA.
Entitlements vary in each country. On your arrival, contact the local club to confirm the reciprocal services that are available. You may be required to present your AA Membership card prior to being entitled to services.
Some clubs overseas may require you to show proof that your AA Membership is current. We recommend you print out a letter to confirm your Membership status and take it with you. This is available by logging on here.
Each state in Australia has a separate club. These clubs operate independently. All recognise each other's members equally though please note reciprocal service does not extend to the club facilities of the RACV in Melbourne or the RACA in Sydney. Find out more about reciprocal services and other discounts in Australia.
Reciprocal services include:
The American Automobile Association (AAA) has approximately 60 clubs. These clubs are independent and may use their individual state name. Most clubs provide emergency assistance within a set perimeter. Reciprocal services include:
The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) has 9 FIA club members. Reciprocal services include:
Reciprocal services vary within European countries. In most cases, once you contact a local club, roadside assistance will be available at a discounted member rate. For example:
AA United Kingdom no longer provides free reciprocal emergency road services. If you call for roadside assistance, you'll need to pay a fixed call out fee of £94 (payable by credit card). If a garage is called, you'll also need to pay this fee.
Roadside assistance - call 0800 028 9018
For general information call 08705 500 600
To check reciprocal services available in other countries or contact details for one of the above clubs, contact us.
