GEICO Roadside Assistance Leaves Customers Waiting 5+ Hours Without Updates
A driver with full GEICO coverage waited 5 hours stranded on a highway with no updates or urgency from roadside assistance. Insurance emergency response services systematically fail to communicate ETA or status, leaving customers in dangerous situations without recourse.
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