Azuga Partners with Allstate For Roadside Assistance

Azuga will now offer roadside services for fleet clients of Signature Motor Club, which is an Allstate company.

by Staff

July 27, 2017

Azuga Partners with Allstate For Roadside Assistance — *Stills from the Azuga FleetMobile app courtesy of Azuga.*

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*Stills from the Azuga FleetMobile app courtesy of Azuga.*

Azuga will now offer roadside services for fleet clients of Signature Motor Club, which is an Allstate company.

The global provider of connected vehicle and fleet technologies will provide the company with services on the Azuga FleetMobile app, the company’s fleet tracking solution, according to Azuga.

Signature currently provides fleet services including: towing; roadside winching for vehicles stuck in mud, snow or off-road; lockout service; jump-starts; gasoline delivery; and tire changes.

The service, which will be offered by Azuga in August, integrates the same processes and technology Allstate has been using to give other drivers roadside help quickly.

Topics:Allstate Vehicle Tracking Mobile Apps Azuga Telematics

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