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Lichfield, West Midlands·Local Specialist

A38 Corridor Recovery — Lichfield

The A38 through Lichfield is 70mph dual with awkward gaps in the central reservation — Fradley island, Weeford, Alrewas. It's also fed by the M6 Toll at T5 and T6, so traffic joins at high speed.

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Motorways & approach routes

A38 corridor links M42 J9 (south) with A50 at Burton (north). M6 Toll T5 (Weeford) and T6 (Cannock) both feed it. Fradley island is the most active recovery point.

Local areas we cover

Corridor: Weeford island, Wall junction, Swinfen, Fradley island, Alrewas turn-off, Barton-under-Needwood turn-off.

Typical response time

20–30 min anywhere Weeford to Alrewas.

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What drivers say about us

Reviews left by customers we have recovered in Lichfield and across the wider West Midlands area.

“Cannot recommend enough! So helpful, quick and easy… late night breakdown and far away from home and was still able to recover in a good time! Exceptional service, great price!”
Millie R.
“Car broke down on the M6 just north of Birmingham. My RAC cover didn't include transport home. Called Auto Squad — fantastic service at a fair price. Highly recommended.”
Matthew M.
“Excellent service, I called a day before and got given instantly a competitive price, and the recovery was on time and efficient.”
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Frequently asked

The Wall junction lay-by (southbound) and Swinfen bus stop (northbound) are the deepest verges.

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