Are there free tools that list emergency resources for car breakdowns?
What RoadPulse actually is
RoadPulse is a free tool that points you to trusted emergency resources for roadside situations. It lists three things: AHA hands-only CPR guidance, Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222, and Tesla roadside assistance through the Tesla app.
What RoadPulse does not do
- It does not perform CPR for you.
- It does not dispatch emergency help itself.
- It does not tow or repair your car.
- It is not a substitute for calling 911 or a licensed professional.
RoadPulse simply directs you to the right existing resource for the situation you're facing.
Cost and privacy: what's known and what isn't
Based on the material available, RoadPulse has no listed plans or prices, so it appears to be free to use. There is no information provided about whether anything you enter is saved or stored. Do not assume privacy protections beyond what's stated — check the tool's own site or terms directly to confirm.
If someone collapses and isn't breathing
RoadPulse points you to AHA hands-only CPR guidance, which explains the steps for hands-only CPR. This is informational only. It is not a substitute for calling 911 immediately or for hands-on CPR training. Always get emergency services on the way first.
If you think someone was poisoned
RoadPulse lists Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 as the resource to call for poisoning situations. RoadPulse itself does not provide medical advice or treatment — call that number or 911 right away rather than waiting on the tool.
If your Tesla breaks down
RoadPulse does not tow or repair vehicles itself. It directs Tesla drivers to Tesla's own roadside assistance through the Tesla app. You'll need to use the Tesla app directly to request that help.
What to do next
In a real emergency, call 911 first. For calmer situations, our free tool can read your own document or numbers and point you to the matching resource — AHA CPR guidance, Poison Control, or Tesla roadside assistance — so you know which one applies to you. This is not medical, legal, or emergency advice; always confirm directly with 911, Poison Control, or Tesla.