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Roadside Assistance: What Will Insurance Cover?


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Roadside Assistance: What Will Insurance Cover?

Until an incident six months ago, I mainly considered my car insurance to be something I would use if an accident occurred. After being stranded at work with a car that wouldn't start, I learned there was more to my plan than that. There is a whole section that has to do with roadside assistance. The guy driving the tow truck asked if my insurance covered emergency calls and I said I didn't know. He asked me the name of the company and then called his boss. After a quick word with my provider, he found out that I was covered in full. If you are not sure if your car insurance covers roadside assistance, let me tell you how to find out. After going over specific clauses in the contract, I'm betting you are covered for everything from a flat tire to a dead battery.

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As a driver, you put a lot of faith in your vehicle every time you climb behind the wheel and set off on a journey, whether it is long or short. However, the bottom line is, a car is merely a machine, and as such, they have their occasional blips and breakdowns. If you are a driver, it is likely that at some point you will have to count on a towing service to come to your rescue when your car fails you. Read More