The Cambridge University Automobile Club or CUAC is a motor club for members and alumni of the University of Cambridge.
It is recognised by the RACMSA. CUAC is also a member club of the London Counties Association of Motor Clubs (LCAMC) and the Association of Eastern Motor Clubs (EAMC).
Read more about Cambridge University Automobile Club: History, Roles and Responsibilities, Membership
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