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Land Rover is doing it's bit. The company said yesterday: "Land Rover is on standby to offer the services of up to 100 vehicles and their off-road experts, following extreme weather warnings for central and north-west areas of the UK.
"As in previous years, all 10 Land Rover Experience centres in the UK will be available tomorrow (Thursday) to assist the local emergency services - including highway patrols, fire services and local police forces – helping people get home safely. They will also help to recover vehicles broken down in the bad weather and vehicles involved in road traffic accidents.
"John Edwards, Land Rover UK managing director commented: "Year after year Land Rover has assisted local authorities in severe weather and emergency situations. With such an extreme forecast for the next few days, we've assured them that our vehicles will once again be available should they need them."
"Land Rover UK has also this afternoon (Wednesday) dispatched a fleet of vehicles from their head office in Warwickshire, to support police forces in the West Midlands, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and West Mercia areas.
"Land Rovers have a towing capability of up to 3.5 tonnes, permanent four-wheel drive and advanced off-road technology such as Terrain Response™. This includes a snow setting to utilise the vehicle's electronic controls and traction aids in slippery and treacherous conditions.
Land Rover Experience Centres offer a variety of courses and training to teach safe and responsible off-road driving skills."
7 comments:
Sorry no pic but rescued a couple of ordinary cars from ordinary situations (ordinary hills with some ordinary snow on them). The only thing that was not ordinary about this situation was the idiot ordinary drivers who think they can treat snow by giving it the ordinary amount of wellie!
Regards,
Cliff Snelling
Northants
i thought that the RAC rescued stranded motorists, not the other way around?
shame i didn't get a picture. My new AT2s are great!
Sadly my land rover didn't make the snow covered roads as my battery needs replacing (got one after work), plus I had to go to work (van got stuck a few times) saw plenty of bmw's spining around and one van with a snow man on top.
Did however take a photo on the drive:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/ijgoth/LandySnow.jpg
Chris Higgins; whose Disco is pictured above, said: " We seemed to have been missed by the snow flurry here in West Norfolk . The picture was taken at 1600 hrs today (Feb 8) in Kings Lynn and look....still not white! The trailer was ready to collect enough snow to build a large snowman. Some of us are dissapointed, however we're ready to lend a hand when it arrives!
Having gone out to play all day on Saturday, I decided to modify the front corner of my Disco, chose a Silver Birch sapling as the target.
The only damage was to my pride, I used to drive Landys in a previous military life and never bent one...ah well...her indoors was running on hot tongue and cold shoulder..
PS any good welders on line
Uncle Knobhead (ret'd)
Snow and Ice. Ever done a 360degree pirouet on ice on a 1 in 3 track with a 300 foot drop off one side. Interesting!!! Must remember to use diff lock before I go up next time.
Snow and Ice. Ever done a 360degree pirouet on ice on a 1 in 3 track with a 300 foot drop off one side. Interesting!!! Must remember to use diff lock before I go up next time.
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