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chuggaman:

--- Quote from: "Steel" ---I think the RAC/AA/Green Flag have to still cover you by law, as a Byway is still a public highway!  :D
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i checked this with my friend(rac).and yes they will recover you,even if you are up a mountain...

but you will be billed for any specialist vehicles or recovery equipmeny

mike

Eeyore:

--- Quote from: "Steel" ---I think the RAC/AA/Green Flag have to still cover you by law, as a Byway is still a public highway!  :D
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Not right, I'm afraid - they will recover you from any sealed road, but not from any unsealed road, public or not. Rats.

However, as Chuggaman points out I guess they may entertain the concept if you're preapred to pay a little over the odds for the privilage.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news!
cheers
 8)
Eeyore

gords:

--- Quote from: "Eeyore" ---
--- Quote from: "Steel" ---I think the RAC/AA/Green Flag have to still cover you by law, as a Byway is still a public highway!  :D
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Not right, I'm afraid - they will recover you from any sealed road, but not from any unsealed road, public or not. Rats.
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Jake was recovered by the AA from a very much unsealed car park at Slab Common! I'm guessing the car park is not generally public access either.

Apparently, he was up for "recovering" the car if necessary :)

waveydavey:
Not a 4x4 but the Green Flag I know down the road did a classic recovery a few years ago;

A brand new Vauxall Omega (2 days old) and the driver - guess the sex- didn't put the handbrake on, Green flag had a local diving company put the winch cable on as the car was 18' deep in the lake!

I guess a gentle green lane is easy compared to that?

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