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AA launches yet another AA Certified Pre-Owned Inspections dealership in Dundee

The Automobile Association (AA) launched an innovative service with independent vehicle dealerships and AA Approved workshops across the country to provide consumers with credible information on pre-owned vehicles they intend purchasing.  Through the service, dealerships can offer an AA 125-point inspection of vehicles and thereby provide a comprehensive report on the vehicle to prospective...

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E-toll victory for Gauteng motorists

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s effective scrapping of e-tolls as a funding mechanism for the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP) is a victory for Gauteng motorists and brings an end to years of protest and objection against the system. However, moving forward, focus must now shift to how the Gauteng Provincial Government (GPG) will fund road maintenance and development in the...

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Finance Minister has perfect opportunity to show government listens to the people

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivers his Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS in Parliament on Wednesday where he is expected to announce the Cabinet’s decision on a way forward for e-tolls in Gauteng. This comes after years of delays from government in announcing what it plans to do with the system against the backdrop of fierce opposition from the motoring public of the province....

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Fuel likely to increase in November

  Consumers should brace themselves for more expensive fuel in November, as mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) is showing increases to all fuels are likely in the new month, says the Automobile Association (AA). The main contributor to the increases is higher on average international oil prices, and to a lesser extent, the weaker Rand. “The current data shows petrol is...

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AA and Huawei partnership ushers in new era for Association, Members and customers

Automobile Association (AA) CEO Willem Groenewald today presented the Association’s future technology strategy at the Huawei Cloud TechWave Summit MEA in Dubai. Speaking under the headline of “Go Cloud, Go Further, the Road of Digital Transformation for AASA”, Mr Groenewald outlined the AA’s partnership with Huawei, and how this will, ultimately, benefit Members and customers locally and provide...

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New tyre pricing a blow to road safety

Significant decreases to fuel prices across the board are expected in September based on current unaudited mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF). And, says the Automobile Association (AA), the expected decreases will not be mitigated by any refunds to the General Fuel Levy (GFL), so they will be substantial.

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Mixed outlook for fuel prices in October

Significant decreases to fuel prices across the board are expected in September based on current unaudited mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF). And, says the Automobile Association (AA), the expected decreases will not be mitigated by any refunds to the General Fuel Levy (GFL), so they will be substantial.

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AA’s Rem-i Amica plays major role in rescue of Boksburg businessman

The tracking capabilities of the Automobile Association’s (AA) Rem-i Amica personal security device played a major part in the safe recovery of a foreign national abducted from his business this past weekend. The man was taken from his business in Boksburg on Saturday afternoon (SUBS:: 14 August) and found a day later in Vosloorus.   On Saturday afternoon the CASi call centre, part of the...

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Fuel decreases on the horizon

Significant decreases to fuel prices across the board are expected in September based on current unaudited mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF). And, says the Automobile Association (AA), the expected decreases will not be mitigated by any refunds to the General Fuel Levy (GFL), so they will be substantial.

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New Ministers must step up government’s service to citizens

The finalisation of the Cabinet of National Unity by President Cyril Ramaphosa has brought certainty to the leadership of key government departments, a move welcomed by the Automobile Association (AA). The Association notes that Ms Barbara Creecy, appointed as the new Minister of Transport, and Mr GwedeMantashe, re-appointed as the Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, must now ensure effective leadership with a view to making meaningful inroads into critical areas managed by their...

Positive outlook for most fuel prices for July

The small decrease in the number of fatalities on South African roads between the December 2022 and January 2023 festive period and the 2023/2024 period is commendable and signals a slight improvement in road safety efforts by authorities. However, the Automobile Association (AA) remains concerned that the deaths of 1427 road users during the festive period is still too high, and that more needs to be done to effectively deal with road safety in South Africa. Transport Minister Sindisiwe...

Decrease in fatalities welcome – but more needs to be done

The small decrease in the number of fatalities on South African roads between the December 2022 and January 2023 festive period and the 2023/2024 period is commendable and signals a slight improvement in road safety efforts by authorities. However, the Automobile Association (AA) remains concerned that the deaths of 1427 road users during the festive period is still too high, and that more needs to be done to effectively deal with road safety in South Africa. Transport Minister Sindisiwe...