RAC Breakdown Cover
Originally called the Royal Automobile Club, the RAC has been around since 1897 and has been the forefront of motoring development since then..
Of course things have change over the years. Now the RAC is owned by Aviva and they boast the the world's most advanced computer systems to deal with calls for roadside assistance.
Six Million Members With The RAC
You can't can't argue with the amount of members all putting their trust in the RAC to be there when needed. RAC breakdown cover options currently they are offering it from £x a year (well you will have to look for yourself). Of course there may be great savings on other cover too, so it worth looking at their site.
Summer Or Winter Driving Breakdown Cover
If you want to be safe during winter or summer click on the banner to order your breakdown cover. Remember you will save by doing this rather than ringing direct.
One last thought. have you anyone in your family that would benefit from membership as a present. It may become one of the best gifts you have ever given, and from £33, a 25% on options 1 to 4, fantastic value.
The RAC was known as the Royal Automobile Club
The Royal Automobile Club, originally operated a "get home disc" for a guinea a year subscription. It was classed as the "Freedom Of The Road".
The first RAC rally was in 1932, where it encouraged drivers to take part with the slogan "Enter The Rally And See Britain". Of course this event became huge, before restricting itself to Wales only.
RAC Patrolmen
During the 1950s it was normal for the RAC patrolmen to salute you as you passed, a tradition that eventually became redundant.
Many women where then employed and called "Patrolettes", where their main function was to recruit new members.
In the 1950s, the "Get You Home" service was the largest in the world.
More RAC Information
RAC One Team Video
Watch this video that shows what happens when you contact the RAC call center for an emergency call out. This does not show the breakdown recovery teams, but does show the support mechanism behind the service
Vinny Jones RAC Advert Don't SwearWatch Vinny try not to sear as he stars in the RAC advert to show that you can be found by using your mobile phone
A reply from marketing at the RACOur breakdown cover blog gets a reply from marketing at the RAC regarding a previous promotion. Read about it here

