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The Jamaica Automobile Association(JAA) has made a move to retain some of its core services, amid the Covid-19 disease local outbreak.

- RACE launches initiatives against COVID-19 in Spain - TCB offers medical staff free of charge breakdown assistance - CAA Clubs offer free services to healthcare workers and first responders - BIHAMK provides Members with digital support during Covid-19 - RACC Headquarters made available to...

AA Vietnam President Greig Craft is turning part of his helmet factory into an assembly line to make face masks and possibly gowns and ventilators.

As a result of the global outbreak of the Covid-19 disease and to help the Spanish health system, the Reial Automòbil Club de Catalunya (RACC) made available to the authorities its headquarters in Barcelona.

In the times of this global health crisis, as a socially responsible organisation, the Bosnia and Herzegovina Automobile Club (BIHAMK) has used all available on-line tools to give its contribution in reducing unnecessary movement of people which currently seems to be one of the essential remedies in lowering existing health risks.

In view of the global outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) is offering free services to health care workers and first responders. Front-line workers – Members and non-Members alike – can benefit from the services.

This week, FIA Region I launched a series of blog posts on how different Clubs are dealing with the Covid-19 crisis. This will be an opportunity for Clubs to learn from one another.

The Royal Automobile Club of Spain (RACE) activated contingency plans and focused on on-site repair interventions to fight the COVID-19 effects in the second European country most affected by the Coronavirus outbreak.

As a result of the global outbreak of the coronavirus disease, Touring Club Belgium (TCB) is prioritising the health and safety of citizens and personnel.