Automobile Association Of South Africa
latest news & developmentsInflation eases again in September
But prices are expected to remain higher for longer in the wake of a tighter oil market
South African inflation hits the highest mark since 2009 joining global economy struggles against rising food and fuel prices
Consumer inflation surged again, after piercing the South African Reserve Bank’s ceiling for the first time in five years
Consumer price inflation eased in February
But higher petrol and electricity prices are expected to drive up price inflation throughout the economy
Your guide to surviving 2019
Here’s our round-up of the outlook for electricity, taxes, fuel, wages and the economy
Fuel prices set to increase again in August — AA
South Africans can expect another increase in the price of petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin in August says the AA
Fuel prices could hit record levels in May – AA
There is a strong likelihood of a fuel price hike to record levels in May, says the Automobile Association
Drivers, law enforcement and pedestrians urged to do more to combat road fatalities
Although there was a 2% decrease in fatal crashes from 2016 to 2017, the number of annual fatalities due to car accidents has increased dramatically
Breakdown: Why is petrol so pricey?
Wondering why petrol is so pricey? The AA has published a breakdown to educate consumers on how the fuel price is determined
Systemic change is needed to address road death toll
Despite a handful of initiatives to improve road safety during the festive season, the road death toll continues to rise.
Mechanics not just about grease
The AA’s school-leavers course offers insight into the world of mechanics.
Twelve tips for buying a used car privately
Buying a used car can be tricky at the best of times, but buying one privately needs extra vigilance.
AA calls for daytime lights for taxis, trucks
The Automobile Association on Monday called on the government to implement the compulsory use of daytime lights for minibus taxis and heavy vehicles.
Tyre pressure economics
Obama is right about energy keeping them pumped up. Lynley Donnelly reports.
Cut back drivers’ alcohol limit, says AA
South Africa’s current blood-alcohol concentration limit of 0,05% should be lowered to 0,02% for all drivers, says the Automobile Association.