Prices reduced by ten percent
Coronavirus: ADAC Truckservice makes solidarity contribution
Anyone who has a truck breakdown in the next three months will receive roadside assistance from ADAC Truckservice at a lower price. From now until June 30, 2020, the Yellow Truck Angels will automatically reduce all roadside assistance bills by ten percent.
"We decided to take this step because in times like these, it is important to show solidarity and make a tangible contribution. After all, transport companies secure our supplies, and anyone who has a breakdown now should at least be supported financially," emphasizes Dirk Fröhlich, Managing Director of ADAC Truckservice.
The discount applies to all breakdown reports received directly by the emergency hotlines. It is granted on the entire breakdown assistance bill. This includes, for example, all spare parts and tires as well as towing, in addition to the assistance and call-out costs. Despite the increasing spread of the coronavirus, ADAC Truckservice reports that truck breakdown assistance in Germany and Europe is still secure. The Laichingen-based company had already set up an emergency management system in recent weeks in order to be able to close any gaps in the breakdown assistance network caused by workshop closures at short notice.
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