From Breakdowns to Breakthroughs RoadHelps App Delivers Instant Roadside Assistance Across America

United States, 9th Oct 2025 - RoadHelps has officially launched its groundbreaking mobile app bringing revolutionary roadside assistance to truck and car drivers through its newly launched platform. The platform connects stranded drivers to service providers in their area which shortens waiting periods and reduces unnecessary expenses. RoadHelps serves both drivers and mechanics through its fast and budget-friendly service platform which delivers transparent help during road travel remains one of the most annoying aspects for drivers who transport goods or travel to work assistance for all road breakdowns.

Solving an Industry-Wide Problem

The process of waiting for. The time spent by truckers at TA and Loves stops reaches between 2 to 8 hours while regular drivers waste their time searching online and making multiple phone calls to repair shops. The current roadside assistance programs for roadside emergencies operate at a slow pace while requiring membership fees and charging excessive costs. Through its real-time service RoadHelps enables drivers to access qualified local service providers instantly through a single application tap.

How RoadHelps Works

The RoadHelps application enables drivers to request assistance right away when they encounter flat tires or dead batteries or engine problems. The system distributes service requests to nearby service providers who include mobile mechanics and towing companies and tire specialists. The system allows drivers to view real-time information about the selected provider including their profile details and service time and cost estimates. The application enables secure in-app payments which eliminate the need for cash or card information exchange during roadside assistance.

The platform gives power to both independent mechanics and small business owners.

The service through RoadHelps provides advantages to drivers while simultaneously giving power to independent mechanics and small business owners. Service providers who operate roadside assistance face challenges with customer visibility because they must spend money on advertising and maintain dispatch centers at truck stops. The platform gives service providers direct access to drivers who need emergency assistance without any marketing expenses or intermediary fees. The app takes a 10% commission from each finished job which lets service providers maintain higher earnings while attracting new customers.

Minimizing Downtime for Truck Drivers

Truck drivers lose money with each passing hour they spend waiting for repairs because time represents their main source of income. The developers of RoadHelps designed the system to prevent such losses. The app shortens wait times to minutes which helps drivers maintain their delivery schedules and decreases financial losses while giving them confidence when working under tight delivery constraints.

RoadHelps exist as a solution developed by someone who has personally experienced the difficulties of driving on the road. Mateus Chipa founded RoadHelps after spending nine years as a truck driver. His personal encounters with delayed repairs and high costs at the roadside motivated him to develop an improved solution. The long ten-hour delay in Las Vegas for a basic tire repair became the moment when Chipa decided to develop a better solution.

The application development process at RoadHelps focused on enabling driver control while providing fair business opportunities to small companies. The RoadHelps application enables all drivers including trucks and cars to get assistance through a single touch on their screen. The system sends service requests to nearby mechanics who can choose to respond quickly to the available work. The system enables drivers to regain control while providing them with lower costs and faster service. The system brings advantages to local providers because they receive more work without needing to spend money on Google advertisements or handle numerous phone calls.

A Mission to Keep Drivers Moving

The mission of RoadHelps extends beyond convenience because it provides accessible transparent and efficient roadside assistance to drivers. The company uses technological advancements to combine with practical knowledge to transform roadside assistance into a modern safe and supported driving experience. RoadHelps provides drivers with immediate roadside assistance that eliminates both prolonged waiting times and high service costs. RoadHelps provides drivers with assistance that remains accessible through their entire journey.

Download the app on App Store and Google Play.

For more info, visit www.roadhelps.com

Find application overview video on YouTube.

Contact Details

Organization: RoadHelps

Contact Person: Mateus Chipa

Website: https://www.roadhelps.com/

Email: Send Email [https://dashboard.kingnewswire.com/release-contact/35112]

Country: United States

Release Id: 09102535112

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