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Emergency Contact Information for Motorhome Travelers

Essential Numbers Based on Your Current Location

When traveling in a motorhome, it's crucial to use emergency numbers specific to the country you’re in—not the country you’re from. This guide ensures you’re prepared wherever your journey takes you.

Emergency Numbers by Country

  • United Kingdom (including Northern Ireland): Dial 999 or 112 for police, fire, ambulance, or coastguard services.
  • Ireland: Dial 999 or 112 for emergency services.
  • Europe: Dial 112, the pan-European emergency number, available in all EU countries.

These numbers are location-specific, so always use the emergency contact for the country where you are physically located.

Non-Emergency Assistance

  • UK and Northern Ireland: For non-urgent issues, such as reporting minor incidents, call 101.
  • Ireland: Contact local Garda (police) stations for non-emergencies.
  • Europe: Check local non-emergency numbers for the specific country you’re visiting.

Additional Tips

  • Save the relevant numbers in your phone before traveling.
  • Ensure your mobile phone has enough battery and credit.
  • Use GPS or ask locals to pinpoint your location if you're unsure.

 

By using the emergency contacts for the country you're currently visiting, you can travel safely and stay well-prepared during your motorhome adventure.