Jamie Webb

Jamie Webb

Roadside Patrol

Jamie Webb is a Roadside Patrol at The AA, with hands-on experience developed through motorsport, roadside work and practical vehicle maintenance, along with a growing specialism in hybrid and electric vehicles.

Jamie joined The AA in November 2024 as part of the Trainee Patrol Programme and progressed to RSA Patrol in June 2025. He is now enrolled on the RSA to RSS conversion course, with his first session beginning on 30 April 2026. Before joining The AA, Jamie worked as a bricklayer after completing a two-year apprenticeship at 16, followed by four years on new-build housing projects. Wanting to turn a long-standing hobby into a career, he made the move into the motor industry.

Much of Jamie’s mechanical experience comes from his time in stock car racing, where maintaining and repairing his own cars between races taught him how to work quickly, think practically and solve problems under pressure. He raced a heavily modified Vauxhall Nova hot rod and also took part in banger racing, where constant suspension repairs and last-minute fixes became part of the challenge. He also gained early workshop experience by helping at a local family-run garage on days when weather prevented site work, assisting with servicing and minor vehicle repairs.

Jamie sees his progression at The AA as his proudest achievement to date. In just 17 months, he has gone from Trainee Patrol to starting the RSS conversion course, despite joining without formal mechanical qualifications. Outside work, Jamie enjoys cooking, running, golf and watching Formula 1. He has recently signed up for a half marathon, still enjoys following stock car racing, and loves travelling, driving and exploring new places.

Awards and qualifications

  • IMI Professional Achievement Certificate – Trainee Patrol
  • IMI Level 2 in Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Routine Maintenance Activities

Recent reviews

  • Volvo XC60

    Volvo XC60

    4.2/5

    Understated and stylish, the Volvo XC60 has long been an appealing option in the premium mid-size SUV market even if it’s one of the oldest models in its class. But while it may have been around for a while, the XC60 isn’t outdated nor outclassed, with timeless Scandinavian design and sophistication, advanced safety features and a versatile engine range. It builds on Volvo’s core strengths of comfort, safety, and understated luxury, while adding efficient hybrid technology and cutting-edge infotainment to the mix.

  • BMW X5

    BMW X5

    4.0/5

    When it first arrived way back in 1999, the BMW X5 was something of a trailblazer. Now in its fourth generation, the modern X5 offers a tempting blend of performance, technology and badge prestige that continues to make it more than a match for the likes of the Volvo XC90, Audi Q7 and Mercedes-Benz GLE.

  • Volkswagen Touareg

    Volkswagen Touareg

    4.0/5

    The Volkswagen Touareg has come a long way since the original in 2002. Now in its third generation, the 2023 facelift brings in sharper styling, advanced technology, and a more refined driving experience. It still shares its platform with the Porsche Cayenne (as well as the Audi Q7), so the driving experience is sharper than most large SUVs. It’s an appealing car, with solid engineering and a premium feel, driven by an image of understated luxury.

  • BMW M3

    BMW M3

    4.3/5

    The BMW M3 is one of the definitive performance saloons. It combines supercar-rivalling performance with the usability of a standard BMW 3 Series. The current G80-generation M3 features BMW's xDrive all-wheel-drive system and, for the first time in the UK, as a practical estate alongside the four-door saloon. Power comes from a twin-turbocharged straight-six petrol engine that delivers strong performance. The M3's dynamic abilities remain a key part of its appeal. It's engaging for experienced drivers while remaining approachable and easy to drive day to day.

  • Volkswagen Tiguan

    Volkswagen Tiguan

    4.0/5

    It’s not much of a surprise that the Tiguan is one of Volkswagen’s most popular models of all time. A spacious interior combined with family-friendly features make this SUV invaluable, whether it’s for everyday adventures or journeys further afield. More recently, the Tiguan has been equipped with clever hybrid tech to make things even more efficient, alongside some clever technology that can help make longer trips easier. A refresh in 2025 introduced a sharper look to the Tiguan, as well as more upmarket interior materials.

  • Mercedes G Class

    Mercedes G Class

    4.0/5

    When it comes to icons of the road, there are few cars quite as notable as the Mercedes G-Class. Tracing its roots back to the iconic off-roader of the 1960s, the latest ‘G-Wagen’ has all the looks of its predecessors, but with more modern materials, up-to-date engines and lots of in-car technology. Naturally, the G-Class commands a premium, but it does go some way to justifying this through its excellent materials and smooth yet punchy engine options. A recent electric model gives drivers a battery-powered option, too.

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