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Highway Assistance Patrol

Flat tire, empty tank or a dead battery on the interstate or in the Keys? A free State roadside crew comes to you.

FreeRun by Highway Patrol
CostFree
Processing timeUsually within 30 minutes on covered stretches
Ways to do itBy phoneOnline

01About this service

About this service

The Highway Assistance Patrol is a free State service: crews in marked trucks patrol Interstate 404 in Vice City and U.S. Route 1 through the Keys, every day from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

They change a tire, give you a gallon of gas, jump a battery or push the car off the lane to the shoulder. They do not tow farther than a safe spot, and they do not refuel dirt bikes.

Who it’s for

  • Drivers stranded with a breakdown, a flat tire or an empty tank
  • Drivers stopped on a bridge or a stretch with no shoulder

02How it works

3 steps, start to finish.

  1. Step 1: Get safe

    Pull onto the shoulder and turn on your hazard lights. Stay buckled inside the car, or wait behind the guardrail.

  2. Step 2: Call the patrol

    Call 1-800-555-0172 with the road, your direction and the nearest mile marker.

  3. Step 3: A crew comes to you

    Usually within 30 minutes on the covered stretches. A trooper may stop first.

03What to prepare

Have these ready.

  • Where you are: road, direction, mile marker
  • The make, color and plate of the vehicle
  • What is wrong, as far as you know

Ways to do it

  • By phone

    Highway Assistance Patrol, 1-800-555-0172, every day from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. If anyone is hurt or the car is in a live lane, call 911.

  • Online

    The stretches the crews cover and what they can do. Information only: help is requested by phone.

Online services are open around the clock. Keep the confirmation you receive: it is your proof of filing.

04Questions

Frequently asked questions

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Who runs this service

Questions about your case? Highway Patrol can help.

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