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Highways are great for getting where you want to go - unless you happen to be stranded on one. Vehicle breakdowns and collisions can occur when you least expect them to. Do you know what to do if your car breaks down, or your battery dies, or you get into a collision? Below is a list of handy tips to help prevent getting stranded and to help get you off the road as quickly and safely as possible if you do.
If your vehicle breaks down, do you know what to do? What information will you need to provide the road service operator or garage? We've compiled a list of some general guidelines to follow if your vehicle breaks down on a highway. Learn more or download CAA's Stranded Driver Tip Sheet to share with family and friends.
Be prepared if your travels take an unexpected turn. Collisions can cause a lot of stress and confusion. With Winter driving conditions around the corner, be prepared, be cautious, be safe and follow our tips should you get involved in a collision.
Prevention is key to avoiding a vehicle break down. Be prepared, be cautious, be safe and follow this simple advice:
Check Your Vehicle
Plan Ahead
Police and Ambulance 911
CAA Insurance Claims Assistance 1-800-387-2656 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
CAA Roadside Assistance 1-800-222-4357 GTA 416-222-5222 Cell *222 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
