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Thousands of ill prepared drivers are expected
to breakdown whilst visiting this Christmas - 19th December 2007
As people finish
work for Christmas this Friday and set off to visit relatives and
friends, the UK's breakdown recovery services are preparing for a busy
few days.
Many thousands
of motorists will set off on long journeys ill prepared for the winter
driving conditions they may have to face.
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They won't have checked their vehicle is correctly
prepared for
winter journeys which may lead to them breaking down and needing to call
breakdown recovery services like the AA,
RAC or
Green Flag. Graeme Trudgill of
the British Insurance Brokers Association
(BIBA) said "It's the sensible precaution at this time of year to make
sure you are ready, make sure your car is ready so if something does happen
then you will be prepared," adding that motorists should prepare a survival
kit for their vehicle so they can call someone if they breakdown and keep
warm.
The busy roads, with stressed, unprepared drivers in the
wintry conditions leading up to Christmas, will lead to many accidents on
the roads, with insurance companies expecting a rise in
road accident claims on the
lead up to Christmas.
Drivers also need to be extra alert with many people
drinking over the festive period, with many peoples judgment being impaired
by alcohol. This can lead to people stepping out into roads without warning
in front of vehicles causing
pedestrian accidents, or people drink driving and increasing their
chances of being involved
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