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Record number of rats damaging cars, says RAC - Vimarsana News

Record number of rats damaging cars, says RAC

The RAC has seen record numbers of mice, rats and foxes causing serious damage to vehicles during the past year.

Squirrels, mice, rats, foxes and a baby pet python: this year's wildest RAC breakdowns - Vimarsana News

Squirrels, mice, rats, foxes and a baby pet python: this year's wildest RAC breakdowns

A squirrel stockpiling nuts in a car air filter and mice nesting under a windscreen are among the culprits behind a high number of breakdowns caused by rodents in the past year, the RAC has said.

Source: yahoo.com
Animals causing record number of breakdowns - and rats are prime troublemaker - Vimarsana News

Animals causing record number of breakdowns - and rats are prime troublemaker

Drivers are warned that rodents can be attracted to vehicles left unused for long periods or with food inside.

Source: sky.com
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Animals causing record number of vehicle breakdowns - and rats are prime troublemaker - Vimarsana News

Animals causing record number of vehicle breakdowns - and rats are prime troublemaker

Drivers are warned that rodents can be attracted to vehicles left unused for long periods or with food inside.

Source: sky.com
Related Topics:
Nick IsaacAlice Simpson
RAC say it's the 'year of the rat' as rodents cause record number of car breakdowns with mice and foxes also getting in on the act - Vimarsana News

RAC say it's the 'year of the rat' as rodents cause record number of car breakdowns with mice and foxes also getting in on the act

More than half of callouts involving animal damage to a vehicle involved a rat from January to November, the insurer revealed, as the rodents typically chew on fuel hoses and infest engines.