Emergency road service provides such services as coverage assistance for any type of vehicle in times of distress not usually associated with accidents.  It is an especially good service for both the young driver and the female driver, both of whom may be inexperienced with dealing with vehicle problems on the roadways.

When one thinks of emergency road service, it is the towing service that comes to mind.  Towing facilities are the biggest parts of all emergency road services, and often it is the mark of a good emergency road service.  Many emergency road service programs in fact offer free towing facilities at any time that you might need it to any place that you may prefer to take your vehicle.  And although you do have to pay for your emergency road service (usually on a membership renewal basis, but it could be otherwise as well), just one call for a tow service is usually worth it.

Other services offered as part of a good emergency road service include roadside assistance for tire changes, battery jump starts, and even gas and other fluid delivery.  Some emergency road services offer other complimentary or optional services such as lockout assistance and traveling expenses provision.