Understanding Roadside Service

Why Should We Spend Time Learning About Our Roadside Service?

Roadside Service ( Assistance ) is like Insurance. You think you don’t need it until you need it. Having car insurance is a law, having Roadside Service is not. It’s a personal decision which should be driven by facts.

Car Insurance Knowledge

Drivers Think They Have Insurance They Don’t Really Have

Many drivers think they have car insurance that isn’t actually available. For instance, 50% of those surveyed thought their car insurance policies include accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) insurance. But AD&D insurance is not a part of car insurance policies.

At least 40% of drivers believe they have coverage that doesn’t exist in a car insurance policy:

47% of drivers think “additional living expenses” coverage is part of their auto insurance policies. This coverage is actually part of homeowners and renters insurance.
49% of drivers think their auto insurance includes “extended crash protection,” which isn’t an actual coverage type.
41% say they have “vehicle emissions” insurance in their auto insurance policies. There is no coverage for vehicle emissions.

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Roadside Service

Since the data applies to car insurance what level of understanding do consumers have about Roadside Service?
Drivers encounter 1000’s of different breakdown serious everyday. No two breakdowns are the same.
Again, we can’t emphasize the seriousness and danger of an accident or vehicle breakdown.
It’s proven that having a organized service provider is more dependable, safer and less costly then doing it yourself or trying to find a provider on the fly. The average driver confronts a roadside challenge every couple of years, consumers may not need to be obsessed with roadside, but they should at least try to understand their coverage.

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Young drivers ages 18 to 25 are most likely to believe they have coverage that doesn’t exist:

74% believe they have AD&D ( accidental death and dismemberment ) insurance in their auto insurance policies.
69% say their car insurance covers “additional living expenses.”
68% think they have “extended crash protection,” which doesn’t exist.
65% believe their car insurance covers “vehicle emissions.”

Mistakes like these mean that drivers may be surprised by what’s not covered by their insurance when they try to make a claim after a car crash or other vehicle damage.