IN AN EMERGENCY

Most drivers make their trip abroad without encountering any problems. But it's always wise to be prepared for the worst. Away from home you do run a greater risk of having an accident on an unfamiliar road, attracting the attention of thieves, or breaking down during a long distance drive.

Sorting out these problems can be time-consuming in a country where you are unfamiliar both with the languageand ways of local bureacracy. It pays to take extra care to avoid getting into difficulty in the first place, and to be aware of what steps you need to take to sort out trouble smoothly and calmly if it does arise.