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The AAA manages and supports a number of national and international programs and initiatives aimed at promoting road safety, driver safety, safer cars, environmental protection and sustainable mobility. These programs include:
ANCAP
AusRAP
Australia's Best Cars
The Australian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP)
ANCAP gives consumers consistent information on the level of occupant protection provided by vehicles in serious front and side crashes. The program is supported by Australian and New Zealand automobile clubs, the State Government road and transport authorities of NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, Tasmania and Western Australia and the New Zealand Government.
Visit the ANCAP website
The Australian Road Assesment Program (AusRAP)
AUSRAP aims to reduce deaths and injuries on Australia's roads by systematically assessing risk and identifying safety deficiencies that can be addressed with practical road improvement measures. AusRAP has two standard protocols - risk mapping of casualty crashes and a star rating system using a road protection score. The program is supported by all the AAA's constituent motoring clubs, and the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.
Visit the AusRAP website
Australia's Best Cars
Each year, Australia's top motoring experts put the most popular cars through their paces in 500 kilometres of rigorous road tests to determine Australia's Best Cars. The cars, ranging from small to luxury and 4WDs, are tested on some of the country's harshest roads and measured on a range of criteria, including handling, safety, security and value. The establishment of the award follows the successful merger in 1999 of former NRMA and RACV car award programs.
Visit the Australia's Best Cars website
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