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Scarlett Moffatt spotted testing a tongue-in-cheek Drive-Thru Bubble Wrap, showcasing the lengths the nation take to protect their cars from dents & dinks, without AA Accident Assist. Release date November 28, 2024. One in four drivers admit theyve accidentally caused damage to another car in a supermarket carpark. And more than half (53 per cent) have had it happen to them in return. It follows a study of 2,000 drivers which found car damage and dings are a concern for 92 per cent. The research found 11 per cent park over two spaces in a bid to avoid dents, while 18 per cent deliberately park next to the flashiest car they can find, in the hope theyll be super-careful with their own doors. And seven per cent have even pulled into a trolley bay for added assurance. Half (53 per cent) have gone the extra mile to protect their cars from others bad driving including parking in the furthest away space. As many as 23 per cent would be very interested in paying for a space with a dent free guarantee rather than risk scrapes from others more careless than themselves. The findings were commissioned by The AA, to highlight Accident Assist, a 24/7 support service for members, which also built a tongue-in-cheek drive-thru bubble wrap machine to show the lengths people could take to swerve scrapes, dents and dings. ..

One in 4 drivers admit damaging another vehicle in a supermarket car park

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