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Every driver has one dashboard light they are more willing to put off than they should be.

Tyre pressure. Washer fluid. Oil. Engine warning. Something else entirely.

Tell us the one that gets left for another day more when it really shouldn't.

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🌧 The first rain after a dry spell can make our roads slippery before they wash clean. Late April is a consistent pattern for this. Worth accounting for on the next wet drive...

Get AutoAid personal-based cover and we can help if you get into difficulties - autoaidbreakdown.co.uk

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Post-winter pothole damage. Routes you know well can look very different after a hard, wet winter.

What to watch for: changes in tyre pressure, pulling to one side, vibration, a wheel that doesn't look quite right.

And keep AutoAid in mind for if the worst happens - autoaidbreakdown.co.uk

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🌞 Low spring sun is a genuine hazard.

Myth: After months of dark mornings + icy roads, spring sunshine is a relief.
Fact: Spring sun sits right at eye level during morning + evening and glare can reduce visibility.

Get AutoAid and we can help if you get into difficulties - autoaidbreakdown.co.uk

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Good Friday tomorrow. Busy roads from early morning. Tyres, fluids, fuel, lights, weather - do the quick checks tonight rather than at 7am on your day of travel.

Remember, AutoAid personal-based cover travels with you autoaidbreakdown.co.uk

2 weeks ago 0 0 0 0
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Easter traffic starts earlier than you think!
Myth: early start on Good Friday dodges the queues.
Fact: it's one of the UK's busiest travel days and traffic builds from first light.
Plan the journey and your cover, not just the destination - autoaidbreakdown.co.uk

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Pelican crossings were introduced in 1969. The name comes from PEdestrian LIght CONtrolled crossing. Someone in the Department of Transport was quite pleased with that acronym.

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Monday to Friday or a Saturday dash - if the car says no, we’ll help, and recover you if needed when you’re over a mile from home.

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3 weeks ago 0 0 0 0
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Good breakdown cover works when you need it. Great breakdown cover works wherever you need it.

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The UK banned the sale of leaded petrol in 2000, one of the last European countries to do so. We held onto some things longer than we probably should have. Tradition sometimes trumps common sense.

3 weeks ago 0 0 0 0
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Keep it simple. One policy follows your driving, and you can add your legal spouse for shared journeys.

4 weeks ago 0 0 0 0
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4 weeks ago 0 0 0 0
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Famous last words of drivers with dead batteries.

1 month ago 0 0 0 0
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Share the driving. Add your legal spouse so both of you have personal-based cover.

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Motorway service stations were first opened on the M1 in 1959. They were revolutionary - food, fuel, and facilities all in one place. The quality of the food remains a subject of national debate.

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Character is expensive to repair.

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City streets, country lanes, coastal roads - consistent, personal-based cover across the U.K.

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The cleverest breakdown cover decision is often the simplest: cover yourself in any eligible vehicle you drive.

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Driving licenses expire on your 70th birthday, then every three years after that. Before 70, they last for 50 years. The government trusts you more when you're younger, apparently.

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"Probably cheap" rarely appears in recovery bills...

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No fuss, no drama - just clear cover and practical help when plans go sideways.

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Vehicle cover protects one car. Personal cover protects your mobility. There's a significant difference.

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Cars over 40 years that have not had any "substantial changes" made to it in the last 30 years old don't need MOT tests. They're considered historic vehicles. Apparently, after four decades, cars either work perfectly or are too charming to criticise.

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