Most drivers are not updating their road atlases often enough to keep up with changing travel infrastructure, an AA survey has revealed today. Our range of driving and outdoor products will help you make the most of your journey and destination, at home or away. From learning the ropes to being safe on the road, our range includes:

When driving abroad you are legally required to carry certain pieces of safety equipment like a car warning triangle and high-visibility clothing . Most people would agree that European travel adaptors are crucial, allowing you to safely use your UK plugs abroad. AA-Yonder survey of 15,115 members between 11th – 19th October 2021. Yonder is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules. The AA’s Atlas range was relaunched earlier this year, with motorists’ favourites being revised and updated for 2022, with a variet of formats being released for different users. The range, published on 1st June 2021, includes Driver’s Atlas Britain, Road Atlas Britain, Big Road Atlas Britain, Easy Read Britain, Big Easy Read Britain, Motorist’s Atlas Britain, Easy Read Atlas France and a leather bound 35th edition of the Great Britain Road Atlas. Simon Numphud, Managing Director at AA Media said “With nearly half a million copies of this year’s range already sold, it is clear that for British motorists the AA Atlas range is still a vital companion when exploring the UK. With the country’s infrastructure always evolving, including the introduction of smart motorways and changes to tolls and restrictions, we encourage drivers to keep their atlases up to date so they are never caught out when on the roads.”