Even though you may take very good care of your vehicle, you can still experience a roadside breakdown that can leave you stranded. When this does occur, it’s important to know how to respond to the situation. If your car or truck stalls, you’ll want to get the help you need to get back on the road. You’ll also want to make sure your passengers and yourself remain as safe as possible.
There are few times throughout history where you can point to technological innovations changing consumer behavior as much as they have over the last decade.
The culmination of this innovative boom and on-demand economy has resulted in expectations of immediacy and convenience among consumers, no matter the industry. So whether you’re ordering food, buying a gift online or hailing a ride across town – the expectations on the services that companies provide are higher today than they have ever been before.
It’s October and it’s high time we have discussions about the importance surrounding the safety of tow truck operators, and all the ways we can get involved to help spread awareness about Move Over laws. Naturally this month, we’re thinking about candy, virtual costume parties, and of course, all things pumpkin-flavored. And while Covid-19 has changed many things over the last 7 months, one thing has remained constant– and that is our need to continue raising awareness around Move Over laws nationwide.
We can all agree that getting into a car accident isn’t on the top of our to-do for the start of a day. But when it happens, emotions are high and judgment can easily get clouded depending on several factors including the severity of the accident and who’s involved.
Unfortunately, we can’t contact the myth busters for the 8 myths below but we can attempt to clarify the truth behind them and educate you in case you get stuck in similar situations.
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the words “Tow Truck Driver?” If you’ve recently read the press release from the National Insurance Crime Bureau, I bet the image you conjured up is one of the dishonest tow guy who takes people’s cars when they’re not looking.
The transmission is the most misunderstood and neglected part of a vehicle. But a well-functioning transmission is just as essential to a car’s performance as the engine. The transmission is responsible for making sure that the appropriate amount of power is transferred to the wheels to keep you moving at a given speed. Transmission problems can put you, your passengers, and other motorists at risk. That’s why understanding the signs and symptoms of a bad transmission before it fails is extremely important — this knowledge can extend the life of your transmission, save you money, and keep you safe.
If you’ve been following all the proper guidelines about social distancing, you probably haven’t driven your car as much lately. With the ever-growing list of things to worry about, car maintenance is probably very near the bottom for most people. That being said there are things you can do now to maintain the health of your vehicle that will prevent you from needing towing or roadside services once you get back on the road.
No one wakes up in the morning hoping that their car will break down that day. Luckily, there are thousands of towing and roadside companies available through the HONK Partner Network who are there to help get you back on the road quickly.
HONK prides itself on working with some of the best towing and roadside companies across the entire country. It’s because of our Partners that customers continously give HONK higher customer satisfaction scores than most motor clubs or roadside services. Don’t believe us? See for yourself!
