When a commercial truck needs emergency road service, Verizon Connect can provide help with our fleet roadside assistance program, including lockout service, tire service, towing, jump starts and winching.
Emergency road service


Roadside assistance overview
You can’t afford unexpected downtime on the road. Emergency roadside assistance offers quick, cost-effective coverage, whether you need fuel delivery or have a flat tire.
Plan flexibility that covers passenger cars, vans, tucks and tractors.
Comprehensive service coverage across the U.S. and Canada.
One-tap, 24/7 service availability with an average response time of 30 minutes.


Emergency road service
When a commercial truck needs emergency road service, Verizon Connect can provide help with our fleet roadside assistance program, including lockout service, tire service, towing, jump starts and winching.

Roadside assistance
When a truck driver or owner operator is stranded and needs help, they can click into the Reveal mobile app to request truck roadside assistance services from a local provider. Office staff can do the same from their mobile or desktop app.
Get peace of mind knowing you can reach a service professional anytime, anywhere in the U.S.
Receive jump starts for dead batteries or minor mechanical adjustments to get a vehicle going.
Deliver up to two gallons of fuel to a vehicle that runs out of gas or diesel.
Help locked-out drivers get access to their vehicles.
Have a tire changed for a flat or blown out tire using the vehicle’s spare.
The first 25 miles of towing is offered for both light- and heavy-duty fleet vehicles.
Customers can easily add Roadside Assistance from the Reveal Marketplace.
Pull light-duty vehicles stuck on ice, mud or snow from up to 30 feet off a public roadway.
These are services covered for eligible vehicles. Additional terms and conditions may apply.
Yes, all vehicles on an account need to be registered for Roadside Assistance.
Trailers are not independently covered. However, they can be towed as part of a service call for a covered vehicle. Towing the trailer will count as a separate service event towards the vehicles yearly limit of four.