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Response to the Govt’s plan to end sa...
With the Government’s announcement of an end in 2030 to the sale of new cars and vans with conventional combustion engines the industry has been
Lockdown car journeys plunge to their lowes...
Daily car trips during the coronavirus lockdown plunged to their lowest yet on Easter Sunday, falling to 20% of the normal level. A review of
AA launches free breakdown service for all ...
The AA is launching a free breakdown service for NHS workers during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. From today, Thursday (2 April), NHS staff who break
AA crews instructed not to stop on smart mo...
Following recent media coverage, the AA has confirmed its patrols are told not to stop on smart motorways – but says it is not alone
Freewheeling: AA’s invention to aid r...
Boffins in the AA’s research and development department have come up with an ingenious solution to help future-proof the breakdown service to deal with the
The AA partners with AX for accident afterc...
The AA has partnered with AX to deliver its accident customer mobility requirements with a new industry-leading programme. AX will provide mobility solutions to personal
Drivers want technicians to come to them in...
The AA’s Business Services team is calling for radical change when it comes to solving the outstanding vehicle recall challenge. AA Populus Driver Panel data
DriveTech proud to be exhibiting and sponso...
DriveTech, leading driver training and driver risk management service provider and part of the AA, is delighted to announce their presence as an exhibitor at
Are Londoners buying the wrong car?
Londoners are leading the charge to purchase big cars such as a 4×4 or SUV with 31% doing so despite the city’s efforts to
Strong desire for alternative fuels, but co...
The fleet industry has a strong desire to use alternative fuels, but conditions to promote their adoption remain poor, an AA spokesperson said at the
