Leif Olson, Car Insurance Writer
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No, you cannot use your The General roadside assistance for someone else, unless that person is driving a car that is covered under your The General roadside assistance policy. The General's roadside assistance coverage follows your car and not you, meaning you cannot use it for cars not listed on your policy.
However, you can use your roadside assistance for your car even when you aren’t physically there. If someone else is driving your car and it breaks down, they can call roadside assistance and get help—as long as they know your policy number.
To find more information about The General and its competitors, check out WalletHub’s guide to the best roadside assistance companies.
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