Legal assistance is provided to members for any offence under the Motor Traffic Act in any Magistrate’s Court in the country and also in respect of ownership of a private motor vehicle of a member. Discounted Special Services If roadside repair is not possible, the Road Patrol will tow the member’s vehicle to a garage […]
You can seek technical advice and mechanical assistance at our Automobile Association of Ceylon Headquarters from competent staff. Minor adjustments and Engine Tune – Up. Minor electrical repairs. Members may also have their motor vehicles examined by the AAC Engineer for a technical report with regard to its condition and a valuation obtained for a
Automobile Association of Ceylon offers many services related to motoring in Sri Lanka. 24 hour call number – AAC Hotline. Information on local touring, mileage, flood news and local road conditions Receive the annual official journal- “The Record” – published, free of charge Receive quarterly “Newsletter” All present members are requested to send in a
Important Notice For IDP Applicants The Applicant for a International Driving License with the life time (Old) – nonrenewable (License) is required to submit an extract of your Sri Lanka Driving License obtained from the Department of Motor Traffic at Werahara If you’re going overseas and plan to drive, having an International Driving Permit (IDP)
Our comprehensive range of services across all areas of automobile needs, including emergency breakdown service, provide our clients with hassle free solutions. Our trained technicians at Automobile Association of Ceylon and accredited service points around the island guarantee a reliable and excellent service. In addition to the 24 hour emergency breakdown service, AAC offers up
The AAC has been privileged to be under the distinguished patronage of successive Heads of State; during colonial times the Governors of Ceylon lent their patronage to the Association, and since the Declaration of Independence in 1948, the Patron of the Association was the then Governor-General of Ceylon. Since 1972, the President of Sri Lanka
The young Automobile Club was nurtured in the hills of Kandy from 1904 until 1925. Thereafter, the headquarters moved to Colombo and was housed in the Ceylon Chambers of Commerce building in Fort up to 1938. Due to the growth of the Association, the Association shifted to Iceland Building Galle Face in 1946. Thereafter, shifted
Vision To be the essential network of communication among its motoring members. Membership of the AAC must be relevant, helpful and attractive – in a word. Indispensable. Mission The AAC is the leading and most successful body in Sri Lanka concerned with motoring, touring, road assistance services and leisure. It works to safeguard freedom of
Road Safety – Education and Awareness Programme
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