Roadside Assistance

Roadside assistance is a service that provides help to drivers who experience unexpected problems while on the road, such as a flat tire, dead battery, or running out of gas. The service is typically offered by automobile clubs, insurance companies, and other organizations, and is available to members or customers who purchase it as an add-on service.

When a driver experiences a problem, they can call the roadside assistance provider, who will dispatch a service truck or technician to their location. The technician will then provide the necessary assistance to get the driver back on the road, such as jumpstarting a dead battery, changing a flat tire, or providing fuel.

Roadside assistance can provide peace of mind for drivers, especially those who frequently travel long distances or in unfamiliar areas. It can also be a valuable service for those who have older vehicles that may be more prone to breakdowns.