Having a mechanical issue at the roadside is never good, but some simple measures can ensure that you’re staying safe.

Having breakdown cover in place is a good idea if you’re heading on a long trip (RAC) Summer brings the idea of long road trips and the exploration of areas that you might not have travelled to ...

Fancier car brands might roll their quilted-leather armrests and shagpile car mats at that, but speaking to TopGear.com, Tan ...

For starters, make sure that you have breakdown cover in place and ensure that it covers areas beyond the UK if you’re planning to travel abroad. It could be a good idea to store a small pack of ...

Around 13% of the nation's 1,900 miles of motorway network is made up of 'smart' stretches without a hard shoulder at any ...

We think it's important you understand the strengths and limitations of the site. We're a journalistic website and aim to provide the best MoneySaving guides, tips, tools and techniques, but can't ...

The 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina feels particularly heavy as it forces us to confront the culmination of memory, emotion and reality This story appears in our May/June issue, officially ...

It's possible you're better off buying these yourself from other providers, in the case of breakdown cover and personal accident cover (consider life insurance instead). Whereas there are other ...

We compared 31 car insurance providers, examining the cover in their policies and analysing feedback ... (169/163), Lloyds Bank (104/101), LV (509/513), NFU Mutual (106/106), RAC (64/57), Saga (78/87) ...

“Consumers can often be confused about what their credit card does and doesn’t cover,” says Loretta Worters, spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute. “That’s why it’s ...