As families prepare for summer road trips, awareness of potential car issues is critical. In 2024, the UK experienced over 282,000 breakdowns, with the most prevalent cause being faulty or flat batteries. Factors such as infrequent use, short trips, and negligent electrics contribute to battery failures. To prevent this, taking longer drives occasionally is recommended to keep the battery charged. Other common breakdown sources include damaged wheels and tyres, underscoring the importance of car maintenance and vigilance before embarking on long journeys.
In 2024, there were 282,949 breakdowns on British motorways, highlighting the need for car owners to be vigilant about potential issues during summer road trips.
The most common form of breakdown in the UK is due to a faulty or flat battery, often arising from a lack of use or poor electrical connections.
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