Hurricane season (June through November) produces sharp post-storm demand spikes in coastal markets. Drivers attempting to clear flooded roads, vehicles abandoned during evacuations, debris-strewn highways causing breakdowns.
Never drive through standing water. Even six inches of water can stall an engine. A foot of water can float many vehicles. Roads can collapse from undermining. The roadside service can't help if you're driving into water.
Post-storm, downed power lines and trees create hazards. Don't approach downed lines — they may still be energized.
Our dispatch coordinates with state emergency management during named storms. Service availability during a storm itself is limited — wait until conditions are safe. After the storm, we surge capacity to handle the demand spike.
Insurance often has hurricane-specific roadside coverage. Check your policy before relying on standard roadside service.