The Australasian Road Rescue Organisation (ARRO) is the peak body in Australasia for the development and exchange of information, knowledge and skills in road rescue. Its membership is drawn from the individuals and organisations in the emergency services that assist people at road crashes everyday such as Fire Services, State Emergency Services and Ambulance Services.
ARRO was established as the Australian National Road Accident Rescue Association (ANRARA) in 1996. ANRARA changed its name to ARRO in 2003 to better reflect its position on the World Rescue Organisation. ARRO represents Australasia on the council.
ARRO is a membership based Association, incorporated in Victoria, and relies on the support of members to exist. Members can be individuals, emergency service organisations, as well as corporates with an interest in the rescue industry. ARRO operates as a non-profit organisation under the Associations Incorporation Act (Vic) 1981 and has Rules of Association.
What is ARRO all about?
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Challenge FAQs
Teams often have questions about participation in the rescue challenge and about improving on road service delivery. The ARRO Technical Committee has developed these questions and answers to assist rescue teams in identifying best practice in insure day rescue 
ARC12 Hobart - Open for Registrations!
Teams and individuals are now invited to register for the challenge and symposium. Road Rescue Challenge Tasmania (RRCT) will be conducted from 26 - 29 April 2012 on the Hobart water front. Follow this link to the event web site for more information and registration details. 
2011 World and Australasian Rescue Challenges Results!
Congratulations to all who participated in this year's outstanding challenge. Whether you were a competitor, part of the ARRO Challenge Management Team or host support team, thank you for your efforts.
Special congratulations to:
- Trauma Champions - CFA Werribee
- Australasian Champions - CFA Werribee
- World Champions - Royal Berkshire
For full results, follow this link (arrow) to the UFBA web site. 
Click here to download a member benefits and application form.