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One20 Offers Roadside Assistance via RoadsideMasters.com

One20 has announced a new program to give free roadside assistance to the 350,000 drivers who are members of the One20 community, offered through a partnership with RoadsideMasters.com.

by Staff
July 10, 2017
One20 Offers Roadside Assistance via RoadsideMasters.com

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One20 has announced a new program to give free roadside assistance to the 350,000 drivers who are members of the One20 community, offered through a partnership with RoadsideMasters.com.

RoadsideMasters.com is a membership program providing roadside assistance to commercial vehicles in the U.S. and Canada. The partnership between the two companies will create a large network of roadside service for members.

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"We can now offer our members a benefit they might not otherwise be able to access and we're giving it to them for free," said Christian Schenk, CEO and president of One20. “Breakdowns are expensive, and this program will help ONE20 members get back on the road as soon as possible."

Starting in August 2017, One20 members will be eligible for free Silver Level service through RoadsideMasters.com. Benefits include truck and trailer towing, flat tire change, tire repair, mobile mechanic service and jump starts.

Drivers will also have options for added coverage under the Gold and Platinum programs, depending on what additional One20 products and services the driver is using. One20 members who purchase and activate a One20 F-ELD before Sept. 1, 2017, will get an automatic upgrade to Gold Level service and One20 Silver Level users will also have the option to opt into Gold coverage at a discounted rate.

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Once registered, benefits are available at all hours and days of the week. For assistance, drivers call the support number listed on their membership card. They will then receive a text from RoadsideMasters.com, which allows the support team to geolocate the driver so dispatchers know exactly where to send a service team.

The program will officially launch on Aug. 1, 2017, but current One20 users can pre-register through the My One20 app by clicking here. Interested drivers who are not currently One20 members can download the My One20 App from the Google Play or Apple App stores for free.

For a complete list of program details and benefits of the One20 Roadside program, click here.

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