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We’ve pulled together some helpful guides to help you navigate through any bumps in the road
Here’s what to do if your car breaks down
- Step 1
- If you break down, the first thing you need to do is pull over into the hard shoulder if you’re on a motorway, or as far left and away from the road as possible (as long it’s safe to do so).
- Switch on your hazard lights and, if it’s dark, keep your sidelights on as well.
- Step 2
- Step 3
- Step 4
- If you break down, the first thing you need to do is pull over into the hard shoulder if you’re on a motorway, or as far left and away from the road as possible (as long it’s safe to do so).
- Switch on your hazard lights and, if it’s dark, keep your sidelights on as well.
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