The best roadside assistance plan is Better World Club, offering coverage from $66 per year with top-rated customer service.

Whether you have a flat tire or an empty gas tank, being stranded on the side of the road is stressful. And when you’re in an unfamiliar location, having help on speed dial can be a serious relief.

Your credit card may offer services to help when your car breaks down, but it's important to review the details of the coverage.

There are dozens of roadside assistance options available for drivers. Not only do major auto insurance carriers offer this add-on as an optional coverage, but several third-party companies also offer ...

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Last August, a fire ripped through 10 acres of grass on either side of California’s I-280 near Redwood City. Traffic backed up as firefighters extinguished the blaze, and California Highway Patrol ...

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