Every state has its own motoring organisation and roadside assistance service. New South Wales has the NRMA, Queensland the RACQ, South Australia the RAA and so forth.
Victoria has the RACV. Unfortunately, though, the wheels have fallen off. No, it’s not suffering coronavirus. Worse. It’s gone woke — and in a time of need is giving many of its members the finger.
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