Our specialist Rotator recovery vehicles are designed to operate in far more challenging situations than fixed booms
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Please click here to see a seletion incidents that the rotator has been utilised to enormous effect.
Drivers are IVR & ADR Qualified.
Our drivers speak Polish, Lithuanian, Ukrainian, Russian and German and ofcourse English. We work best endeavour to despatch a mutually speaking operative.
Our various satellite locations allow us to quickly respond to multiple Commercial and Light Breakdown recovery incidents in Greater London and The Home Counties including the M11, M25, A12, A127, A13, A10, A1, A2, M2, M20, M1, M3, M4, and the A406.
We understand your sensitivity towards quick response times and reliabilty so you can be rest assured that we have worked alongside the London Fire Brigade for a generation.We operate under a strict contract of response time called the "code 1" emergency directive. We have never failed.
The
Association of Vehicle Recovery Operators Limited (AVRO) was formed
in 1977, the idea for the trade association came through a recognition
of a need to establish a representative body to lobby government departments
and other organisations involved in the decision-making process on all
matters relating to the vehicle recovery industry and also to raise
standards in the recovery industry. The
MOT test is a test that almost all vehicles must pass in order to legally
use the road network within the UK. This website has been designed to
help you understand the requirements for the MOT test. The
Retail Motor Industry Federation (RMIF) represents the interests of
operators in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man providing
sales and services to motorists and businesses. ISO
9000 is a family of standards for quality management systems. ISO 9000
is maintained by ISO, the International Organization for Standardization
and is administered by accreditation and certification bodies.
PAS 43 is a Publicly Available Specification. Its aim is to improve
the safety of all people present during the recovery of vehicles following
an accident or breakdown. ISO
9000 is the internationally recognised standard for an organisation's
internal Quality Management. The term 'quality' refers to all those
features of a product or service which are required by the customer.
