Honk Offers an New Alternative for Roadside Assistance
With $1.8 million in funding and more than 20,000 drivers, Honk may be set to disrupt the roadside assistance industry.
Younger Internet users don’t seem to be a group of people contented to wait. Through the use of Uber and other services like it, consumers are now getting the services they want in their desired time frame — and price range. To wit, a new app called Honk hopes to connect consumers with broken-down cars with roadside assistance, without the need for AAA.
The app enables users to summon a tow truck with one tap, or receive help when they have a flat battery, tire or an empty fuel tank for a minimum of $49.
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