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Royal Automobile Club of Kenya

RACK is a new automobile club and very much a personal organisation. Whether it be on the road or over the counter, our staff are friendly and willing to help.

Our aim is to provide reliable and high quality service and to ensure that you get full value for your annual subscription
When you are driving a car the “right thing” to pay attention to is driving that car.The intelligent driver is attending to the exterior surroundings (road conditions and traffic flow), the interior situation (controls, instruments, passengers) and to her own mind set (irritated, alert, preoccupied etc.)

That is the ideal. A safe driver is not merely someone who has been lucky enough to avoid accidents, but is one who drives defensively and looks out for others. But today’s more skill, knowledge and decision-making ability.

If you are a driver who has a safe attitude about your driving, you will be able to drive with a sense of security in inclement weather, on difficult roads and through heavy traffic.

To be a good driver you should respect all traffic laws and be courteous to others. Don’t be in a big hurry–you’re just asking for trouble. When bad weather affects driving conditions, you must adjust your driving time and habits. Driving on wet or slippery roads is not the same as driving on dry surfaces. The number of traffic accidents and cars running off the road during rainy weather could be reduced if drivers would anticipate the slippery road conditions and adjust their driving habits. 

Website:- www.rack.co.ke
The Vintage and Classic Car Club of Kenya
The Vintage & Classic Car Club of Kenya was formed in 1988 to cater for those with an interest in Vintage or Classic vehicles. The Club’s activities are various including Runs and Outings, Video Evenings, Talks etc… If you have an interest in Vintage or Classic vehicles either as an owner or as an enthusiast.
The first written record of the Club that I can trace are notes of an informal meeting held on Wednesday 11th November, 1987 between Joe Harrison, Peter Tilbury, Sally Harrison and Anne Tilbury.
From the content of the notes this was obviously not the 1st meeting , but at this meeting , a bank account was to be opened. Our logo had been designed as the printing of Application Forms and Membership Cards were being organized. The date of the inaugural meeting was set for mid January, 1988.

The club had at this time applied for Registration with both the AA and the Registrar of Societies. The Constitution at this point had already been written and was being printed. The 1st official meeting of the Club took place in the Tinga Tinga Room in the Norfolk Hotel at 8.00 p.m. on the 14th January, 1988. 33 People had become members by then. 22 were present at the meeting and 10 non-members attended.

Website:- www.vccck.org

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