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Should I belong to a cross country motor club?

I do a lot of traveling but have never joined it.

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No you should not join a traveling club, unless you travel over 300,000 miles a year because it cost way way to much money to join one of those clubs.

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posted by jeff98 (32)
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If you spend a great deal of time traveling, then I would say yes. They usually have all types of discounts at hotels and food places that you will get for joining and you will get special towing benefits for traveling cross country instead of just within your home state.

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posted by maber (1416)
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If you want a chance to meet other people who like to do this type of traveling around then join the club. They can offer you tips, tell you the best places to stay, give advice on the best things to take with you, and other useful things that cross country travelors need.

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It is a good idea to belong to a good cross country motor club if you do a lot of traveling. It will help you with road side assistance if your car should break down, or you have another type of emergency like running out of gas, or locking your keys in your car.

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posted by diane (108)
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It makes sense to join if you like to take planned trips and you like to travel with others. You will also know your travel costs before you commit.

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posted by Karen54 (812)
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