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• PNC will also soon start its contract with the Automobile Association of America, Berger said.
• Only Hawaii's gas prices are higher, according to the Automobile Association of America.
• The Arizona chapter of the Automobile Association of America, however, remains neutral on the bill.
• Westgard also mapped the National Park to Park Highway for the Automobile Association of America in 1920.
• The Automobile Association of America reported that nearly every state along I-80 had reports of road work.
• Ten percent is roughly a standard discount; younger people who belong to the Automobile Association of America frequently get the same thing.
• Cineplex Odeon, United Artists and Sony also sell blocks of discounted tickets to corporations and to membership organizations like the Automobile Association of America.
• And Map'n'Go's data base contains the complete Automobile Association of America listings and ratings for hotels, restaurants and attractions.
• The Automobile Association of America cites telecommuting as among tools the region can use to decrease congestion, said Mantill Williams, a AAA Mid-Atlantic region spokesman.
• Under laws approved by Ruthardt two years ago, consumers who join groups such as the Automobile Association of America or employee organizations are eligible for substantial discounts on auto insurance.
• For this summer's vacation driving season, the Automobile Association of America is predicting that in many areas consumers will have to pay more than $ 2 a gallon.
• "They're definitely the riskiest category, " said Marta Genovese, chairwoman of the legislative committee of the Automobile Association of America's New York chapter.
• Public announcements were made and contracts were let in January 1910, and race dates for officially-sanctioned contests were obtained from the Automobile Association of America's Contest Board.
• The same is true for discounts provided for members of automobile clubs like the Automobile Association of America ( AAA ) and organizations like the American Association of Retired Persons ( AARP ).
• John Paul, spokesman for the Automobile Association of America, said another popular method of getting directions is a combination of verbal and visual, that is, directions delivered with visual landmarks.
• He said that while on his way to attend an AA meeting at a midtown Manhattan hotel, he misread a sign and ended up at a regional meeting of the Automobile Association of America.
• In the mid-1970s, Andy Griffith was briefly the host of a syndicated program called " Great Roads of America, " a sort of Automobile Association of America guide of the air.
• Net income didn't rise much from the fourth quarter of last year because PNC is investing about $ 185 million in a financial services contract with the members of the Automobile Association of America, Cassidy said.
• A national Automobile Association of America survey estimates that a whopping 32 million people will drive to their before-the-Fourth weekend destinations this year, thanks in part to sky-high gas prices dropping in recent weeks.
• On Tuesday, AAA, formerly the Automobile Association of America, said its survey showed motorists paying nearly $ 1.74 a gallon ( 46 cents a liter ) for regular grades, which it said was a record high.