H.E.L.P. Roadside Assistance is On the Way —Thanks to New Tech Coming to VW

LED Road Flare Emergency Disc with Storage Bag
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When it comes to your car being disabled on the side of the road and waiting for roadside assistance, our smart cars can become pretty stupid fast.

Cars these days are so much smarter than they were even 10 years ago. They’re crammed with tech, screens, amazing sound systems, and advanced driver assistance that can even include hands-free driving.

But some of our cars systems are ancient. Old school hazard lights—blinkers that flash when a car is disabled on the side of the road—were invented over 70 years ago and have barely been touched since.

This story is 100% human researched and written based on actual first-person knowledge, extensive experience and expertise on the subject of cars and trucks. No AI was used.

Every 5 Minutes Someone is Injured or Killed in a Roadside Incident

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VW Implements a New Tech-Based Roadside Assistance Solution

The VW Golf's hatchback shape means that there's more cargo space than you typically expect in a car this size. Photo by Scotty Reiss
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Flashing Lights Are Good, But Not Enough

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If You Have A VW, H.E.L.P. Is Even Better

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That SOS Button In Your Car Can Do So Much More

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The Truly Connected Car Enhances Roadside Assistance

An 8 screen is standard in the 2025 VW Jetta
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Soon More Cars Will Be Connected to H.E.L.P.

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