Courtesy Roadside Package for AAA Drivers

We had a team call earlier and I wanted to follow up on the project timeline. The feedback we got from the design review was solid - a few minor tweaks to the layout and we should be good. I also checked with the suppliers about the sample delivery; they confirmed it will arrive by Thursday. Could you please update the shared tracker with the new dates? Also, Sarah mentioned that she'd like to schedule a quick sync on the user research findings. Let me know what time works for you next Tuesday or Wednesday. I think we are in a good place overall.

AAA Your trusted partner on the road Your Premier Roadside Support Kit Awaits As a resident in your area, you are eligible for a courtesy bundle provided at no charge to qualifying households. This program delivers essential safety equipment directly to your home because of where you live. You will not be billed for the kit. Review Your Courtesy Kit The AAA Premier Roadside Support program is funded through regional partnerships to ensure drivers in your community have access to critical roadside tools. Residents in eligible zip codes receive a curated kit of safety and assistance items - no membership upgrades or additional fees required. The items have been selected to help you handle common roadside situations with confidence. Reflective triangle set Jumper cables (12 ft, 8 gauge) LED flashlight with batteries Tire pressure gauge First aid kit (30-piece) Emergency blanket (mylar) Work gloves (heavy duty) Rain poncho (disposable) Multi-tool with pliers 12-volt air compressor with gauge Safety vest (reflective) Spare fuse assortment Zip ties / bungee cords Carry bag for storage Supplies are allocated per region; availability is subject to program inventory. Kit contents may vary slightly. Thank you for being a part of our community. We are glad to support you on every journey.

Now that summer is winding down, I've been thinking about that hiking trip we planned. The trails near Lake George should still be open through October, but we should reserve the campsite soon if we want the lakeside spots. I called the ranger station yesterday and they said mid-September is usually quieter. Also, do you still have that portable stove? Mine is acting up, so I might need to borrow yours. Let's aim for the second weekend of September if that works for you. I'll send out a proper plan by the end of this week.