Have Car Trouble? Call Aaa

Whether your car suddenly breaks down or you run out of gas in the middle of nowhere, don't hesitate to call the American Automibile Association or 'Triple A'(AAA). This non-profit automobile advocacy and service organization was founded in 1902 as an advocay group attending to driver's needs by lobbying togovernment officials in both Washington as well as on the local level. Forward 100 years later and the organization is still going strong with the addition of a website, www.aaa.com, as it comtinues to fight for the rights of American drivers. AAA started small with only 1000 members who were passionate about automobiles as well as members of local and regional motor clubs. As time passed, it has now branched with many chapters in each state. Not many know that AAA had a lot of influence in making what is not the current US Department of Transportation. It was because of AAA that there is a Bureau of Public Records. It was also AAA that influenced presidenet Woodrow Wilson to creat the US highway system. In 1920 the Safety School Patrol Program was founded by AAA opening doors to many more safety directed programs across the nation. Along with their influence in government, throughout the years, their tasks have also increased. Having established a road map in 1905, it was in 1977 that they also developed hotel guides for the convienece of travelers. Becoming a member is easy. Just log onto www.aaa.com and complete the online application. One of the major credit cards listed will be needed so that member dues are charged. Member benefits include roadside assistance anywhere in the country 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Whenever you need help simply call their toll free number and provide them your AAA membership number information. Members can also enjoy discounts at various consumer companies in locations across the country. AAA savings include dining at any Joe's Crab Shack and Hard Rock Caf?, just to name a few, as well as discounted admission at some of the nations most popular amusement parks. At the northern US border, AAA does not stop there. If you need assistance when you are in Canada, AAA has its affiliate the Canadian Automobile Association, or CAA, to assit you with your needs. Members are elligible for all privileges in both countries. Just like all business websites, the AAA website contains valuable and useful information for all drivers. Before heading on that long raod trip, simply log on to www.aaa.com and research away to get all of the information you need.

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