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EV Roadside Assistance Available Courtesy of AAA

The USA’s largest motor club rolled out their roadside assist program to reduce range anxiety of electric vehicle owners back in 2011. AAA’s online triptiks update nightly and depict EV charging locations along the route.

AAA roadside EV charging service

AAA roadside mobile Electric Car charging service is now available

AAA motor club helps calm range anxiety of electric vehicle owners and getting EVs back on the road is the same things they have been doing for about a hundred years. AAA can come to your assistance and help get you to the nearest service stations no matter if your vehicle is powered by gasoline or electrons.

Video about AAA’s Mobile Charging: EV Roadside Assistance Service For Electric Vehicles

AAA plans to expand their EV Roadside Assistance service across the USA beyond the initial pilot program, which started in: Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Knoxville, Tampa Bay and Portland in an effort to keep up with a demand by AAA members for EV roadside charging. To avoid battery problems while on the road, we recommend get your vehicle fully charged with a top home charger from these EV Charger Installers.

Electric car roadside assistance

EV Roadside Assistance is available via AAA

AAA will deploy mobile level 2 and 3 mobile chargers the latter of which can get EV owners back on the road after recharging in as little as 10-15 minutes. In most cases AAA will typically be supplying about enough juice to get drivers out of jam and to a charging station (something approximately equivalent to a can of gas or diesel).

Tesla provides their own Roadside assistance, although I would still recommend specialized services like Express Towing. It is provided for free for four years, and they will tow up to 50 miles, also worth mentioning is that Tesla Model S drivers can use their Supercharger for free!

Green-Eco-EV News Reporting by Ken Green Burridge

_kenheadshotx300bwEV of the Year Judge at EV.com, independent green journalist, photographer, author and sustainability activist that has published over 1000 articles. Mr Burridge’s travels have taken him to over 30 countries and 300+ major cities. He is originally from the USA, but has been residing in Australia for the last seven years. Connect to Ken Burridge on: Twitter, facebook, Google+Linked in or website