AAS Academy

18/10/2021

Win an AA Social Membership worth $32.10 and attractive lucky draw prizes when you attend our complimentary 'Training to ride safe on roads' program today!

Time limited offer till 12th November 2021!

Sign up now : https://bit.ly/3mWmu5y

13/10/2021

Are you an Active Mobility Rider? Participate in our complimentary training online and stand a chance to win attractive prizes such as premium bicycle accessories such as water bottles, front and back lights and bicycle tire repair kit.

Pimp up your ride today just by attending this online training course at your own pace! Registration ends 12 November 2021. First 200 registration will get an additional 1-year AA social membership worth $32.10!

Sign up here:

Training to Ride Safe on the Roads - Complimentary Training Calling all fellow active mobility riders! Upgrade your safe riding knowledge by attending the complimentary training by Automobile Association of Singapore! First 200 participants will get a social AA membership worth $30! You will also en...

27/06/2020

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/covid-19-singapore-malaysia-cross-border-travel-green-lane-12876376?cid=telegram_cna_social_28112017_cna

SINGAPORE: Singapore and Malaysia have agreed to allow cross-border travel for certain groups of people, including residents who hold long-term ...

15/06/2020

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/coronavirus-spore-to-start-phase-2-reopening-on-june-19-dining-in-public-social-gatherings?utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=STFB&utm_source=Facebook

A range of restrictions will be eased to allow more business and social activities to resume.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/06/2020

Very sad to post this but hope to have this as a reminder for all to drive safely. Especially after 8 weeks of circuit breaker, we should pay extra attention when we start driving again.

Stay safe on the road today.

SINGAPORE - A man was killed in an accident on the Central Expressway (CTE) involving a black car on Saturday morning (June 6).. Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/06/2020

Just in: 344 new cases for the day. Keep flattening that curve!

SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 344 new COVID-19 cases as of noon on Saturday (Jun 6), the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in its daily preliminary ...

22/05/2020

Join us! AA is hosting a FREE webinar on 29 May 2020 to share the tips on basic car care and overseas safe driving. You can also take this chance to find out more about the car rental procedure across countries in East Asia and understand the different local driving behaviours.

Limited slots available. Hurry and sign up now!
➡️ https://forms.gle/3uRwRsBAT8hBZdzh9

21/05/2020

Salute to these ordinary people who does extraordinary things. Thank you.

20/05/2020

Just In: It is confirmed by MTI that car showrooms and test drive will not be re-opened after Circuit Breaker.

SINGAPORE - Vehicle showrooms will remain shuttered, and motor firms will still not be allowed to conduct customer test-drives next month - news which is sending the motor trade into a spin.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

16/05/2020

Ready to hit the road again after the Circuit Breaker ends?

Too often, cars that have been unused for a period of time will experience problems as the battery has been drained due to the lack of engine in motion.

Make an appointment with AA on any Sundays. Let our battery specialists assess your battery using the right diagnostic equipment so that you can navigate on the busy road with a peace of mind. Call our hotline 67489911 to make an appointment now!

16/05/2020

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Drive Safe 5 Annoying Habits Of A Singapore Driver By Sunuja Naidu - May 12, 2020 Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp 3 min readAre you guilty of any of these driving behaviour? Maybe we’re not the world’s worst drivers, but Singapore drivers can be pretty annoying. It’s that kiasu mentality, that...

12/05/2020

Commuters take note: let's do our part for contact tracing purposes in this difficult times

Commuters are being urged to scan the SafeEntry QR code that will be appearing in taxis from today to help facilitate contact tracing in case they are at risk of having been infected with the coronavirus.. Read more at straitstimes.com.