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Motoring organisations
If you're a member of a motoring organisation you can use the facilities of their Australian counterpart. Each state has its own motoring organisation, although they all fall under the umbrella of the Australian Automobile Association (AAA).
If you're not a member of an auto club at home it's worth joining one in Australia if you have your own car; particularly for the peace of mind and the potential savings of the roadside assistance. Roadside assistance can be contacted by calling 13 11 11 in any state.
AANT (Automobile Association of Northern Territory)
81 Smith Street, Darwin
Tel (08) 8981 3837
Website www.aant.com.au
NRMA (National Roads & Motorists Association)
74 -76 King Street, Sydney
Train Martin Place, Wynyard
Tel 13 21 32
Website www.mynrma.com.au
RAA (Royal Automobile Association)
41 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
Tel (08) 8202 4600
Website www.raa.com.au
RACT (Royal Automobile Club of Tasmania)
Corner Murray & Patrick Streets, Hobart
Tel 13 11 11
Website www.ract.com.au
RACQ (Royal Automobile Club of Queensland)
300 St Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley
Train Brunswick Street
Tel (07) 3361 2444
Website www.racq.com.au
RACV (Royal Automobile Club of Victoria)
360 Bourke Street, Melbourne
Tram 19, 57, 59, 68, 86, 96 Train Flinders Street, Melbourne Central
Tel 13 19 55
Website www.racv.com.au
RAC of WA (Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia)
228 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
Tel (08) 9421 4444
Website www.racwa.com.au
