The Company Car Association has found that roadside assistance for leased cars abroad is often poorly organized. Employers and leasing companies often cut corners in this area, which can lead to unpleasant situations.
Of all business drivers, 74% go on vacation abroad with their lease car. However, it's recommended to carefully check whether roadside assistance abroad is properly arranged.
If this is not the case, the driver may have to wait a very long time in the event of a breakdown and often has to pay all kinds of costs himself on the spot.
So, check in advance how roadside assistance is arranged in the terms and conditions. If this isn't the case, you can discuss it with your employer and, if necessary, through the works council.
