Vehicle Recovery

brue
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edited May 2020 in General Chat #1

Don't know where this should go..

If your vehicle breaks down during the present Covid19 situation how are you transported anywhere safely. Do you still share a cab with a recovery vehicle, or is there a different procedure? smile

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  • EasyT
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    edited May 2020 #2

    From Green Flag

    Changes to our service when you break down
    To maintain safe social distancing and keep everyone safe, if we can’t fix your vehicle at the roadside, we’ll no longer allow customers to sit with our technicians. You’ll have to remain in your vehicle as it’s being towed.

    To make sure you get wherever you need to go, we’ll take you to a safe location where you can access public transport or have someone you know pick you up. Depending on your cover level, we’ll cover any public transport costs, and once you’re safe, we’ll take your vehicle to a different location if required.

  • JVB66
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    edited May 2020 #3

    Thats good!! it means we can travel with our dogs when on the back of recovery vehiicle ,thats solved the problems some have hadwink

  • brue
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    edited May 2020 #4

    I remember when my BILs doddery broken down campervan was loaded onto a trailer in France with the family inside. One of my nephews woke up and said "Are we on the boat now?" laughing

  • no one
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    edited May 2020 #5

    I thought it was illegal to have passengers in a towed vehicle or trailer?

  • brue
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    edited May 2020 #6

    My example was from years ago and I'm interested to know what would happen in the present circumstances.

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited May 2020 #7

    I watched our MH being put onto the back of a recovery vehicle some years ago. Bearing in mind you have two sets of suspension operating, it was astonishing just how much things bounced around even at low speeds. No way on this Earth would I want either myself or the dogs in there. When we got back, every cushion, cupboard, storage locker had been flung around. 

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