M20 J1 — Swanley / M25 interchange
Tell us whether you are joining from, or heading towards, the M25. Share the carriageway, slip road or driver location sign so we can assess access and availability.
For a commercial van breakdown on the M20, from the Swanley / M25 interchange through Maidstone and Ashford to Folkestone, call Black Eagle Recovery with the exact location, van type, vehicle condition, load details and destination. We assess the suitable recovery arrangement and confirm a clear quote before dispatch.

For a van carrying tools, stock, equipment or a secured load, the correct recovery vehicle depends on much more than the make and model. We ask about the vehicle body, load, access, damage, steering and rolling condition before confirming the right arrangement.
That process matters especially on motorway routes where a recovery must be safe, coordinated with the current road conditions and suited to the vehicle. If the van is in an unsafe place, emergency safety measures take priority.
View commercial van recovery detailsThe M20 is managed in changing conditions. A junction, direction of travel and a marker-post or driver location sign helps us identify the right part of the route. We confirm safe access and availability before dispatch.
Tell us whether you are joining from, or heading towards, the M25. Share the carriageway, slip road or driver location sign so we can assess access and availability.
Give the exact junction or a marker-post reference, vehicle details and destination. For commercial vans, we also need to know the load type and whether the van can roll and steer.
These junctions connect the M20 with the A249 and local Kent routes. We confirm the safe recovery position and suitable equipment before dispatch.
For the Channel-facing corridor, call with the precise location, direction of travel, commercial-vehicle details and destination so we can confirm the recovery arrangement.
When Operation Brock or other traffic management is active, routes and access may be different. National Highways advises drivers to follow the current signs and diversion routes. If you are safely stopped, call with your exact location so we can assess recovery safely.
Check National Highways Operation Brock updatesGive us your M20 junction or driver location sign, direction, van type, condition, load details and destination. We will assess the job and provide a clear quote before dispatch.
Call 0330 520 1620Loaded-van recoveries are assessed individually. Give us the van type, whether it can roll and steer, the load type, whether the load is secured, the location and destination. We will confirm suitable equipment, availability and a clear quote before dispatch.
If you cannot get to a place of relative safety, remain in the vehicle with seatbelts and hazard lights on and call 999 immediately. Do not try to arrange recovery while the vehicle is in an unsafe position. If you are safely in an emergency area, lay-by or hard shoulder, use the emergency telephone where provided or contact National Highways, then call us with your location.
We take recovery enquiries across the M20 corridor. The appropriate recovery arrangement depends on safe access, vehicle condition, load, exact location and availability. Quote the junction, driver location sign or marker post when you call so we can assess the job properly.
Traffic-management arrangements can change access and the route to the vehicle. Tell us your precise location, lane or safe stopping position and the nature of the vehicle issue. We will assess the current conditions and confirm whether recovery can be arranged safely.
Call Black Eagle Recovery with your exact M20 location and commercial vehicle details. We will confirm availability, suitable equipment and a clear quote before dispatch.
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