AAA Member Benefit

Even the most prepared drivers can find themselves on the shoulder of the road with a minor issue. Having the right basic supplies within reach can make an unexpected stop feel much more manageable and safe. We're writing to make sure a prepared kit is on its way to your community.

Your AAA Courtesy Roadside Kit is ready.

As a licensed driver residing in a participating municipality, you are eligible to receive a comprehensive Courtesy Roadside Kit. This kit is provided at no charge to eligible residents through the local community partnership program.

Not just a flashlight - a complete roadside support kit.

Each kit is assembled with practical, durable items designed for common roadside situations.

What's inside your kit

- Jumper cables, heavy-duty and insulated

- LED flashlight with extra batteries

- Reflective warning triangle

- Emergency blanket, thermal and compact

- Multi-tool with pliers and screwdrivers

- Tire pressure gauge

- Duct tape roll, weather-resistant

- Work gloves with reinforced grip

- Emergency whistle

- Cable ties, assorted sizes

- First aid basics: bandages, antiseptic wipes

- Storage bag with carry handles

Keep your kit within reach.

The program allocates a specific number of kits for your area. To ensure you receive yours, please confirm your details promptly.

Member support, wherever the road takes you.

A well-stocked roadside kit is one small way to drive with more confidence every day.

This courtesy kit is part of our ongoing effort to support safe, prepared driving in local communities.

AAA - dedicated to safer roads and more confident drivers.

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So I was thinking about the garden again today. The tomatoes are finally starting to turn a little red.
I spent about twenty minutes just pulling weeds near the back fence.
My cousin suggested putting some mulch down before the next heat wave.
I hadn't really considered that, but it makes sense.
Anyway, I'm hoping to get outside early tomorrow before it gets too warm.
I'll probably just do a little watering and see how things look.