What To Do If Experiencing A Roadside Emergency

Remember, personal safety always comes first! So while you might feel like you can keep driving a vehicle with a problem, it’s always best to take a “stay-in-place” approach. 

If you suspect car problems, follow these essential safety tips:

Move Your Car To The Berm Or Side Of The Road

If you experience car problems while driving, navigate your car to the berm or side of the road to get it out of the way of oncoming traffic. Then, activate your hazard lights to alert other motorists. 

Contact Roadside Assistance

If you suspect an empty gas tank, battery issues, or faulty tires are to blame, call COMPANY NAME to request services ASAP. Then, remain in your vehicle with your seatbelt fastened until help arrives. We keep our clients informed and updated at every step, so they aren’t waiting and wondering what’s happening.

Be Mindful When Exiting Your Vehicle

If you need to exit the vehicle, use the shoulder of the road and stay away from oncoming and passing traffic. Unfortunately, roadside accidents can happen, so check for approaching cars before stepping out of the vehicle. Stay aware of your surroundings, whether entering or exiting the car, for safety. In addition, it would be best to be mindful of any potentially dangerous road conditions, such as ice, snow, or other debris, that could create additional hazards.

We’re Here To Help When You Need Roadside Assistance

We understand that being stuck on the side of the road can be a scary and frustrating experience. That’s why we offer fast, reliable roadside assistance services. Our experienced roadside assistant technicians can help you with various roadside issues, from flat tires and dead batteries to an empty fuel tank.