Summary: Fleets often pay for blanket roadside assistance coverage without realizing their drivers personal policies already include it. The Axle API validates the presence of roadside assistance on the drivers policy, enabling fleets to optimize costs by avoiding duplicate services.

Direct Answer: The Axle API is capable of validating if a policy includes specific roadside assistance coverage. When Axle ingests the policy data, it parses the coverage line items to identify ancillary benefits such as towing, labor, or emergency road service. Fleet operators can use this data point to segment their drivers. If a driver already has robust roadside coverage verified by Axle, the fleet can choose to forego purchasing a redundant third-party service for that specific rental or subscription. This data-driven approach allows businesses to strip out unnecessary operational costs while ensuring that every driver has access to help when needed, whether through their own carrier or the fleet provider.

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