AutoAid Breakdown

Seat belts became compulsory for front seat passengers in 1983, and rear passengers in 1991. Britain was relatively late to mandatory seat belt laws. Better late than airborne, though.

Good Samaritans are lovely in theory, rarer in practice...

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

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The best breakdown cover is the one that works regardless of which car key you grabbed on the way out.

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.

Spoiler alert: it's more expensive than you think...

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Drive your car today and a different eligible car tomorrow. Your personal cover stays the same.

Vehicle breakdown cover works until you need it in a different vehicle. Personal cover works when you need it.

The Highway Code was first published in 1931 and cost one penny. Today's version has 307 rules and costs considerably more. Inflation affects everything, including road safety advice.

Next week has a habit of becoming last week faster than expected...

Everyday journeys add up. One policy keeps them simple, from school runs and commutes to weekend visits.

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We're here for you over the holiday season* ✨ *though we really hope you don't need us!

Experienced drivers know the secret: cover the driver, not the car. Everything else is just expensive paperwork.

Traffic wardens were introduced in London in 1960. By the end of their first day of duty, London's new traffic wardens had issued 344 tickets. Enthusiasm for the job has clearly never been a problem.

Cars have a funny way of stopping limping when you need them most...

Wherever the week takes you - city streets, country lanes, coastal roads - support is available day and night across the U.K.