Allianz Partners, a B2B2C insurance and assistance company, and Waze, the real-time crowdsourced navigation app, expand their partnership to provide roadside assistance services to over 10 million Waze users across Asia Pacific in Singapore, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Thailand and Australia.
Any driver can access on-demand roadside assistance service powered by Allianz Partners in real-time, by simply clicking on the Roadside Help ‘SOS’ button in the Waze app. And you don’t have to be an Allianz Global Assistance or Allianz motor insurance customer to use this service. You will be charged for the recovery service required for the vehicle.
Travellers who are on a self-drive vacation would no longer have to worry about who to call for help when their vehicle breaks down. By clicking on the ‘SOS’ button, help will be on the way in no time. That’s peace of mind. The road assistance service is not free. Towing and roadside assistance start from S$123.00 in Singapore.
Allianz Partners is part of the German multinational financial services company headquartered in Munich, Germany, Allianz Group. It is an assistance company that works with many different partners including insurance companies, auto OEM, travel companies amongst others.
In July last year, this partnership was extended across 20 European countries. Waze is continuing to expand the Roadside Help, including adding more roadside assistance and one-click professional services for users to access.
Waze users can access roadside assistance services from Allianz Partners across the globe in Singapore, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Australia, France, Italy, Greece, United Kingdom, Turkey, Russia, the Netherlands, Belgium, Portugal, Spain, Ukraine, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, Austria, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Ireland and Germany.
