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Breakdown Recovery County Donegal

The Road Rescue Recovery was officially formed on the 29 May 1987, following a series of meetings by Independent Recovery Operators during 1986 where the conceptional idea of the formation of a Democratic Association was discussed.

The National Council currently has representation at the APPG Freight (Westminster), NRITG, NHSS 17, SURVIVE, HEAVY RESCUE PARTNERSHIP, IMI/ATA, FoVRA to name a few and continue to regularly attend meetings on behalf of its membership

Current issue representation is ongoing including Fuel Increases, Plating & Testing, Lighting Regulations, Licensing and we are actively involved in relevant consultations on your behalf. We have teams on the road right across the UK so no matter where you have broken down you can rest assured one of our members will never be far away.


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