No matter your vehicle trouble, Wegenwacht® ensures prompt and reliable breakdown assistance, always nearby. 900 Roadside Assistance employees are on hand to get you back on the road as quickly as possible. Just as they and their colleagues have been doing for 75 years.
The Wegenwacht can solve the vast majority of breakdowns on the spot, so you can get back on the road immediately.
The Wegenwacht bus is full of useful tools, such as engine oil, batteries, a universal spare wheel and even a 'misfuelled system'.
You pay a fixed amount and will not be faced with unexpected additional costs. We do not charge a surcharge for older cars.
If your vehicle has broken down, you can report it to us online quickly and easily or call to 088-269 2888.
We offer different Breakdown Assistance packages for in the Netherlands and for in the Netherlands and Europe. You can find all the relevant information about these covers in the yellow box underneath. If you would like to make an order or if you're already a member, please call to 088 269 2222.
Would you like to be sure of the best roadside assistance, always nearby? Order here.
If you order online now, you’ll be entitled to roadside assistance in the Netherlands in 48 hours and, provided you took this option, also in Europe.
We therefore advise you to take out breakdown cover at least 2 days before you’re due to depart. That way you avoid unforeseen charges.
For more information, check the General Terms and Conditions (in Dutch).
No, there are no additional charges if you break down. Not even if you need to be towed. If your vehicle needs to be fixed in a garage, you are responsible for the repair costs. Need a new battery? You can buy one on the spot and have it fitted by our Roadside Assistance employee.
In certain cases, we apply a surcharge:
Further information can be found in the General Terms and Conditions (in Dutch).
Log in to Mijn ANWB to see which ANWB products and services you have, check your details and update them if necessary. View and/or change your Roadside Assistance cover or call to 088 269 2222.
Breakdown Assistance is personalised. This means you’re entitled to breakdown assistance in any car (including vintage and electric vehicles) you drive or motorbike you ride. You’re entitled to breakdown assistance for two eligible vehicles per year. A surcharge will be applied from the third vehicle, regardless of what type of cover you have.
Exceptions to this are the ANWB Partnerpas and ANWB Jongerenpas. These passes are intended for your partner or child where they drive the family car unaccompanied. The pass entitles the driver to breakdown assistance in the eligible family car, i.e. the car whose vehicle registration number is recorded with us.
Cover is also provided in the Netherlands for any caravan/trailer or motorhome you have. You only need to apply for separate additional service for the caravan/trailer or your motorhome if you travel outside the Netherlands. This is needed to supplement the assistance packages with Europe-wide cover. This also applies to vehicles with rooftop tents. These vehicles are covered by the motorhome service.
Your chosen cover determines where you’re entitled to breakdown assistance. Roadside Assistance Netherlands cover entitles you to breakdown assistance throughout the Netherlands.
Standard Roadside Assistance or Complete Roadside Assistance cover entitles you to assistance if you break down where you live. That is ideal, since over 40% of breakdowns occur at home or where people live. Basic cover does not include breakdown assistance where you live.
Breakdown Assistance Europe cover entitles you to breakdown assistance and support from the ANWB Emergency Centre in all the countries listed below:
Albania | Andorra | Belgium | Bosnia-Herzegovina | Bulgaria | Cyprus | Denmark (excluding Faeroe Islands) | Germany | Estonia | Finland | France | Gibraltar | Greece | Hungary | Ireland | Italy | Kosovo| Croatia | Latvia | Liechtenstein | Lithuania | Luxembourg | Macedonia | Malta | Monaco | Montenegro | Norway | Austria | Poland | Portugal (excluding the Azores and Madeira) | Romania | San Marino | Serbia | Slovenia | Slovakia | Spain (excluding the Canary Isles, Ceuta and Melilla) | Czech Republic | Turkey (up to the Bosphorus) | Vatican City | United Kingdom | Sweden | Switzerland
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