AA Road Map Britain (AA Road Map Series 10)

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Trivia questions can be related to the surroundings you may be passing at the time, or can be about the destination you’re heading to.

Torch/flashlight– If you break down or stop on the side of the road at night you’ll need a torch handy. Lights– If you have any light bulbs that need replacing, make sure to do so before leaving for your trip. In addition to being a legal requirement, your car’s lights make you more visible to other road users and can help to avoid a collision. The RAC is always looking for new ways to help you plan your journey. Our new maps feature adds to the functionality of the route planner to help find hotels, garages and car dealerships by location.The RAC map also enables you to display weather information for the UK so you can plan your journey based on the driving conditions.

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Our range of driving and outdoor products will help you make the most of your journey and destination, at home or away. From learning the ropes to being safe on the road, our range includes: AA-Yonder survey of 15,115 members between 11th – 19th October 2021. Yonder is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules. Tyres– Make sure your tyres have enough tread on them for a long journey, especially if you encounter unexpected weather conditions. Make sure your tyres are the right pressure because driving with flat tyres isn’t only dangerous, it also increases your vehicle’s fuel consumption.

Lights– All your car’s lights need to be working to avoid any dangerous situations. Defective lights can also lead to a fine if spotted by a police officer.Use your car’s air conditioning to ensure a constant, cool temperature in the car throughout the drive. You could also try driving at cooler times of the day to avoid the sun baking down on your car. Simon Numphud, Managing Director at AA Media said “With nearly half a million copies of this year’s range already sold, it is clear that for British motorists the AA Atlas range is still a vital companion when exploring the UK. With the country’s infrastructure always evolving, including the introduction of smart motorways and changes to tolls and restrictions, we encourage drivers to keep their atlases up to date so they are never caught out when on the roads.”