Last time we waited too long and the trailhead was already packed by nine.
I can bring the cooler and those foldable chairs again, they held up fine.
Maybe we check the weather tomorrow evening and just commit.
Either way I am in - the dog needs the exercise and so do I honestly.
Just let me know what time to meet and I will be there.
LOCAL COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
Your AAA Courtesy Roadside Kit is Ready.
As a licensed driver residing in a participating municipality, you are eligible to receive a comprehensive Courtesy Roadside Kit.
Right now you may be thinking about the last time your car made a noise you couldn't place, or the morning the battery gave up without warning. That moment of standing at the shoulder while traffic hums past is exactly when a prepared driver feels the difference.
This kit is provided at no charge to eligible residents through the local community partnership program. It is built to be useful before anything happens - organized, durable, and easy to reach from the trunk.
What's inside your Courtesy Roadside Kit
1. Jumper cables (heavy-duty, 12-foot)
2. Reflective warning triangles
3. LED flashlight with batteries
4. Multi-tool with pliers and screwdrivers
5. Emergency blanket (thermal)
6. Duct tape roll
7. Tire pressure gauge
8. Zip ties (assorted)
9. Nitrile work gloves
10. Disposable poncho
11. First aid basics pack
12. Small fire extinguisher canister
Every item is selected for real roadside conditions. Nothing decorative. Nothing that will crack in a cold trunk or fail when you actually need it.
The program allocates a specific number of kits for your area. Once the local allotment is confirmed by eligible residents, the window closes. To ensure you receive yours, please confirm your details promptly.
This takes less than a minute. Your kit is already reserved to your eligibility - it just needs your confirmation to be sent.
Eligible recipients should confirm before area allocation is filled.
Confirmation required to secure your area allocation
Trusted by drivers for over a century. Prepared drivers are safer drivers.


