1 in 4 drivers not covered for 'misfuelling'

By news reporters28 September 2010 Nearly one in four drivers are not covered by their car breakdown policy if they fill up with the wrong fuel, according to research. A shocking 23% of roadside assistance policies exclude cover for 'misfuelling', according to research company Defaqto. A further 14% don't provide cover if drivers run out of fuel, based on analysis of 288 motor breakdown policies. ›› Compare breakdown policies Mike Powell, an analyst at Defaqto, said: 'Drivers putting the wrong fuel into a vehicle not only face a huge repair bill but may also find that their breakdown

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