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AA Research

At the AA, we believe that informed decisions lead to safer, smarter mobility.

That’s why we invest in ongoing research to better understand the needs, behaviours, and expectations of South African motorists.

Our research explores key topics such as:

  • Roadside assistance usage and service trends
  • Driver behaviour and safety attitudes
  • Mobility patterns and transport choices
  • Public sentiment on fuel pricing, licensing, and regulation
  • Emerging technologies and their impact on mobility

We use these insights to shape our products, improve service delivery, and advocate for policies that protect and empower road users.

Whether you’re a policy maker, business partner, or AA member, our research offers valuable perspectives on the future of mobility in South Africa.

Strong new leadership now needed at  Department of Transport
Strong new leadership now needed at Department of Transport

The election of Mr Fikile Mbalula as the Secretary General of the ANC will require a replacement as Transport Minister in the Cabinet of President Cyril Ramaphosa, and the Automobile Association (AA) urges the President to make a strong appointment to this position....

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Good fuel news for motorists to start 2023
Good fuel news for motorists to start 2023

Motorists can expect significant fuel price reductions to start 2023 says the Automobile Association (AA). Commenting on data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF), the AA says both grades of petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin prices are showing substantial...

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Stay safe on the road and off it this festive season
Stay safe on the road and off it this festive season

As traffic volumes across the country increase, the Automobile Association (AA) again urges motorists to take extra care on roads, and to be especially cautious when driving in bad weather conditions. The Association says it notes a reported increase in vehicle...

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