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Direct line offers 5 packages for their breakdown cover. Each of the levels offers a different amount of coverage starting from the basic 'rescue' to the 'europlus' cover. As the level of cover increases, the amount of protection increases too. The five levels are rescue, rescue plus, recovery, recovery plus and europlus.
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