How To Find Fuel On Road in Emergency?

Imagine the situation you are driving on the road away from the city and have lost fuel in such situation the only place where you can find help from is roadside assistance service provider. Just by calling them you will avail up to 5 litter of fuel on your incidence location at reasonable rates. Think if you are not having this road help provider then what would be the situation. Situation can get worst even you may hire a vehicle towing service to tow your car to nearby fuel filling station.

Buying a cheap breakdown service can help you to get out of any breakdowns at road. To avail quick and fast emergency roadside assistance always buy a car breakdown cover service package. This service packages are available in 3 different categories and starting from Re 599. To avail best breakdownservices you can search for the discount coupons provided by many service providers that will save your money. Money saver discount coupons are available in on their website where you can get best deal ever.

MPVs for 2014

Although the Indian economic scene seems to be in a bit of a lull, the average middle class family is always looking to upgrade their standard of living in general. The most obvious upgrade for most families is that of their automobile. In recent times, the segments that have seen the most growth are the ones that offer both practicality and space at a price point that doesn’t burn a hole in one’s pockets i.e. the small SUV and MPV segments. A Multi Purpose Vehicle (MPV) does exactly what it sets out to do: carries a family in as much comfort as an average sedan, has the space to rival a large SUV and is just as practical as the family hatchback. In short, the MPV has become popular simply due to the fact that they are a fantastic value proposition to the typical price sensitive Indian buyer. Here are 5 new MPVs that should make it to our shores in 2014!

 Honda Mobilio

Expected Launch: Late 2014

Expected Price: Between Rs 8-12 Lakh

 Based on the Honda Brio hatchback and the Honda Amaze sedan, the Mobilio is Honda’s answer to the Maruti-Suzuki Ertiga and the soon to be launched Hyundai MPV. The Mobilio was officially introduced at the 2013 Indonesia International Motor Show and will be offered with seven seats.

The Honda Mobilio will be powered by Honda’s all-new 1.5 Litre i-Dtec engine which produces 100PS of peak power and 200Nm of peak torque. The Mobilio will also have a petrol option and will be powered by the 1.5 Litre i-Vtec engine that currently does duty in the Honda City. The Honda Mobilio might also be offered with a factory LPG/CNG option but details on that front seem to be a little sketchy. The Honda Mobilio will be available in both manual and automatic versions with the Automatic expected to have features like paddle shifters.

At first glance, the Mobilio will look very similar to the Brio and the Amaze but will feature a larger grille with a more prominent chrome styling feature running across the front of the car. The rear though will be completely new with large tail lights and an angular recess to house the license plate. The floating D-Pillar and the kink in the window line along the side will help to break the visual bulk of the Honda Mobilio.

The Honda Mobilio will share its dashboard with Brio and Amaze although we assume the Mobilio will be offered with a two-tone beige interior so as to give it a slightly enhanced feel of luxury. Expect Mobilio to be priced between 8-12 Lakh when it is introduced in the second half of 2014. In fact, considering Honda’s recent price strategies, we wont be surprised if a base version of the Honda Mobilio is priced even lower.

Source:zigwheels.com

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New Honda City global unveiling on November 25th in India

Honda Cars India has officially announced that the next generation 2014 Honda City will have its global premiere on November 25th in India. The Japanese automaker send us an invite stating ” The global unveiling of an iconic model which has redefined automotive design and technology”. However, the company hasn’t released any image of the next generation City.

 

We are the first one who revealed that Honda dealers have already started taking pre-orders for the 2014 City sedan.The current generation City stocks are already exhausted. The iconic model will be showcased at the 2014 Indian Auto Expo, and the deliveries are expected to commence after the event.

The all-new Honda City is likely to be available in six to eight variants with both the petrol and diesel engine options. While the petrol model will get the current 1.5-litre i-VTEC engine, the diesel variants will get the country’s most fuel efficient 1.5-litre i-DTEC, that also powers the Honda Amaze. The diesel engine will be tuned to bring down the NVH level of the car.

The next City is based on the new Jazz platform, and is expected to get an entirely new look. The vehicle will feature bigger wrap around clear lens headlamps with projector lights, new LED tail lamps, prominent creases on both sides and few others, making it look more sportier than ever.

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10 Ways Women Travelers Can Stay Safe in India

As soon as I cleared customs and grabbed my suitcase around 4:30 AM on a cool Tuesday morning at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport I walked past the throngs of people waiting for friends and relatives to emerge through the automatic doors and headed right past the non-sanctioned cabbies who milled around the taxi stand and continuously called out to me, “Ma’am, need a cab? “Ma’am….a cab?”

Of course, there was absolutely no way I would get into one of their cabs. Their cars had no numbers on them. I looked. They were hustling hard for tourists to hop in and earn a few rupees.  Seasoned traveler that I am I know it’s important to go to the cab stand at airports no matter where in the world you are from New York City to Rio. Sure, there is a small risk of being swindled into paying more, but it’s far better than trying to save a few bucks with a cheaper cabbie.

After paying and finding my numbered cab, I hopped in the back seat of one of Delhi’s traditional black and yellow taxis and made my way to my hotel slightly before the sun came up in a country I had never been to before. It wasn’t lost on me that I was a woman in the back of a cab in Delhi and that anything could happen. I just prayed that I would get to the hotel and everything would be fine. I had put myself in a vulnerable position. No one could help me then.

Thankfully, everything turned out fine, but I have heard stories where travelers haven’t been as lucky – that they had been robbed by the cabbie on the way to their hotel. Thankfully, nothing like that happened.

After spending five days in Delhi I learned how important it is to be safe. I had not worried about that anywhere else in the world, but Delhi is different. The amount of people has a lot to do with it coupled with being a woman . We have all heard about the horrific rape of the Delhi student who died because of her injuries earlier this year. Here are a few things I learned about staying safe in Delhi from women who live there.

• Don’t go out at night if you can help it unless you have your own car or driver.
• Try not to go out alone – especially at night.
• When using the Metro, ride the women’s cars. I learned this myself with cross road after a very uncomfortable 45-minute Metro ride to east Delhi where men gawked at us mercilessly.
• Always hire a hotel driver to take you around town. It’s more expensive, but safer. Safety matters!
• Know where you are going! That is, know addresses and the general vicinity of where you are traveling to.
• Always ride with your windows up in private cars and cabs because people always try to sell you stuff when traffic stops. They may reach into the car or knock hard on the windows.
• Be wary of schemes and swindlers and second think everything. Use common sense. If it doesn’t sound right, don’t do it!
• Always let others know your whereabouts. That means even writing down and emailing cab numbers when you hop in.
• Cover up as much as possible unless you want Indian men staring at you and/ or following you down the street.
• Stay at a nice hotel. We stayed at the Radison Blu Dwarka. It was wonderful, safe, and had impeccable service. Don’t try to “rough it” with accommodations.

• I am lucky. I can blend into India very easily, especially if I put a head scarf on. I loved the care and attention and advice the male workers at the hotel gave us. They cautioned us not to walk around the hotel – mostly because it was hot – but also because it could be dangerous for two western women. They helped us secure private drivers and directions. They were great.
• ·         The best thing you can do for yourself when you’re traveling is walk fast and with purpose like you know where you’re going even if you don’t. Confidence can repel many who want to take advantage of western travelers.
• Cross road is roadside assistance that is any time help us and anywhere in India.

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Harley-Davidson launches 2014 Street Glide in India at Rs 29 lakh

The American manufacturer of choppers has launched its all new Project Rushmore Street Glide in India. It will be launched as completely built units (CBUs) and is priced at Rs 29 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The bike is now available for order at all 11 Harley dealerships across India. As part of their development strategy, Harley started taking inputs from existing customers and started implementing these changes on their newer models, calling the idea Project Rushmore. Halogen lighting, linked brakes with ABS, torquier engine, tweaked suspensions, infotainment system and changes to the styling and body are what’s new to the 2014 Street Glide.
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Cross Roads India to make its presence felt in 30 cities by next year

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Roads India to make its presence felt in 30 cities by next year

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Cross Roads India to make its presence felt in 30 cities by next year

30 Aug 2013, 06:31 PM

30 Aug 2013, 06:31 PM

Friday, 30 August 2013
Source: Jagran Post

New Delhi: Roadside emergency assistance provider Cross Roads India Assistance is looking to expand its presence in India to 30 cities by the end of 2014 and double its fleet of service vehicles to around 300.Cross Roads India Assistance in 30 days.The company, which on Friday tied up with Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI), said it would invest around Rs 30 crore for its expansion.

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"Currently we are present in 23 cities. We will be expanding in seven more cities to take it to a total of 30 by 2014 end," Cross Roads India Assistance Chief Operating Officer Lalit Kumar Parmar said.

The new cities where the firm will expand include Patna, Chandigarh, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Ahmedabad and Rajkot. He said that the company at present has a fleet of 150 different types of assistance vehicles and it would be doubled when the expansion takes up.
  
"We have earmarked an overall investment of Rs 30 crore for the expansion programme. We are also looking at partnership with third parties for providing assistance in smaller towns where we do not have a presence," he added.
  
Cross Roads India Assistance, under its strategic tie up with the AAUI, would provide assistance to the members of the latter.
  
"With this tie up we will continue to explore new areas of opportunities within the broad frame work of this association," said Cross Roads India Assistance CEO Harish Lakera.
  
The company has a total membership of three lakh people in Delhi & NCR and after its alliance with AAUI; it would add another one lakh. The roadside emergency assistance provider has a total membership of 4.5 lakh across India. - See more at: http://post.jagran.com/cross-roads-india-to-make-its-presence-felt-in-30-cities-by-next-year-1377867675#sthash.OmjEVbWp.dpuf

Cross Roads India Assistance joins hands with Automobile Association of Upper India

August 30, 2013
Source: autopulze.com

Cross Roads India Assistance (CRIA), India’s first and largest 24×7 emergency road side assistance service provider announced their strategic tie up with the Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI). Under the new partnership, Cross Road will operate and manage 24 X 7X365 days call center for road side repair assistance calls from the elite clients of Automobile Association of Upper India.

Among other initiatives, Cross Roads shall provide branding to AAUI on their web site tagging as special service partners. Cross Roads will also provide preferential partner status to Automobile Association of Upper India for all events carried out which are related towards social awareness, training, and other automotive related events. Cross Roads shall market the AAIU products through its own web site.
Speaking on the occasion Mr. Harish Lakera, Chief Executive Officer, Cross Roads India Assistance said “We are delighted to partner Automobile Association of Upper India. The Association is well patronized by high officials of the Government, members of the public and the business corporate. Cross Roads India Assistance shall act as a single window for all queries related to Road Side Repair Assistance for the elite clients of AAUI. With this strategic tie up we will continue to explore new areas of opportunities within the broad framework of this association. We would work together by synergizing the expertise, knowledge and network of both the organizations by focusing on providing road side assistance to all the members of AAUI and ensuring road safety to members of the organization”.



Mr. T. K Malhotra, President, AAUI said “The objective of this partnership is to deliver better customer experience and strengthen AAUI’s member services and customer support. Cross Roads India Assistance are the leaders in road side assistance. The customer focused approach to business and stringent quality standards of Cross Roads India Assistance made them our preferred choice for this strategic tie –up. We hope that this tie-up coupled with a world-class service will add value to our overall client offering. Cross Roads will manage the breakdown services, membership queries etc for AAUI. We are confident that we will exceed our member’s expectations and create customer delight”
Cross Roads India assistance will do front end and back end support (Service) to AAUI members and manage the breakdown services, customers, marketing of its services website etc for AAUI.
Cross Roads shall market the AAUI Products through its own web site.

AAUI shall provide exclusive service partner status to Cross Roads, visibility and co-association on

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Cross Roads India partners with Automobile Association of Upper India source: carindia.in

Cross Roads India partners with Automobile Association of Upper India 

Friday, 30 August 2013 17:01

Source : carindia.in

Friday, 30 August 2013 17:01

Source : gaadi.com

To operate and manage 24x7x365 call centre for elite AAUI clients Cross Roads India Assistance (CRIA) has announced a strategic partnership with the Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI), under which CRIA will operate and manage a 24x7x365 call centre for roadside repair assistance calls from  AAUI's elite clients. Speaking on the occasion, Mr Harish Lakera, CEO, CRIA, said that AAUI's patrons include government officials, members of the public, and corporates, and that CRIA would serve as a single window for all roadside repair assistance queries from elite AAUI clients. The two organisations planned to work together by combining their expertise, knowledge and network to provide roadside assistance and ensure road safety for members.



Cross Roads India partners with Automobile Association of Upper India

Mr T K Malhotra, President, AAUI, added that the objective of the partnership was to improve customer experience and strengthen member services and customer support. He explained that CRIA's expertise in roadside assistance and their customer focus and quality standards were among the factors that made them preferred partners for AAUI. Under the partnership, CRIA will provide front- and back-end support services to AAUI members, manage breakdown services, handle the marketing of the services website for AAUI, and market AAUI products through its own website. AAUI will provide service partner status to CRIA as well as visibility and coassociation on various forums.

AAUI and Cross Roads India Assistance announce tie up

30 Aug 2013

Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI) and Cross Roads India Assistance (CRIA) enter into a strategic tie up to build on each others strengths 

The Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI), an NGO engaged in road safety awareness and Cross Roads India Assistance (CRIA), a 24x7 roadside breakdown assistance provider have announced that they have entered into a strategic tie up. 

Under the agreement, CRIA has become the single service provider for all road side assistance requirements of the AAUI. All AAUI members will be entitled to free availability of CRIA’s 24x7x365 services in case of problems with their vehicles. CRIA shall provide branding to AAUI on their website as special service partners and market its products on its website as well. AAUI will be CRIA’s preferential partner for all events it carries out related to social awareness, training, etc.

In return, AAUI will provide exclusive service partner status as well as co-association to Cross Roads on all possible forums including breakdown assistance of member vehicles in neighbouring countries. 

“The objective of this partnership is to deliver better customer experience and strengthen AAUI’s member services and customer support. Cross Roads India Assistance are the leaders in road side assistance. The customer focused approach to business and stringent quality standards of Cross Roads India Assistance made them our preferred choice for this strategic tie –up. We hope that this tie-up coupled with a world-class service will add value to our overall client offering. Cross Roads will manage the breakdown services, membership queries etc for AAUI. We are confident that we will exceed our member’s expectations and create customer delight,” said T. K Malhotra, President, AAUI.

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Cross Roads India Assistance to expand to 30 cities by 2014 sourc: smartinvestor.in

Cross Roads India Assistance to expand to 30 cities by 2014

New Delhi 30 Aug 13 

Roadside emergency assistance provider Cross Roads India Assistance is looking to expand its presence in India to 30 cities by the end of 2014 and double its fleet of service vehicles to around 300.

The company, which today tied up with Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI), said it would invest around Rs 30 crore for its expansion.
"Currently we are present in 23 cities. We will be expanding in seven more cities to take it to a total of 30 by 2014 end," Cross Roads India Assistance Chief Operating Officer Lalit Kumar Parmar told PTI.

The new cities where the firm will expand include Patna, Chandigarh, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Ahmedabad and Rajkot.

He said the company at present has a fleet of 150 different types of assistance vehicles and it would be doubled when the expansion takes up.

"We have earmarked an overall investment of Rs 30 crore for the expansion programme. We are also looking at partnership with third parties for providing assistance in smaller towns where we do not have a presence," he added.

Cross Roads India Assistance, under its strategic tie up with the AAUI, would provide assistance to the members of the latter.

"With this tie up we will continue to explore new areas of opportunities within the broad frame work of this association," said Cross Roads India Assistance CEO Harish Lakera.

The company has a total membership of three lakh people in Delhi & NCR and after its alliance with AAUI, it would add another one lakh.

The roadside emergency assistance provider has a total membership of 4.5 lakh across India.

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Cross Roads India Assistance to expand to 30 cities by 2014

Company today tied up with Automobile Association of Upper India, will invest around Rs 30 crore for its expansion

New Delhi  August 30, 2013

 Roadside emergency assistance provider Cross Roads India Assistance is looking to expand its presence in India to 30 cities by the end of 2014 and double its fleet of service vehicles to around 300.


The company, which today tied up with Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI), said it would invest around Rs 30 crore for its expansion.

"Currently we are present in 23 cities. We will be expanding in seven more cities to take it to a total of 30 by 2014 end," Cross Roads India Assistance Chief Operating Officer Lalit Kumar Parmar told PTI.

The new cities where the firm will expand include Patna, Chandigarh, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Ahmedabad and Rajkot.

He said the company at present has a fleet of 150 different types of assistance vehicles and it would be doubled when the expansion takes up.

"We have earmarked an overall investment of Rs 30 crore for the expansion programme. We are also looking at partnership with third parties for providing assistance in smaller towns where we do not have a presence," he added.

Cross Roads India Assistance, under its strategic tie up with the AAUI, would provide assistance to the members of the latter.

"With this tie up we will continue to explore new areas of opportunities within the broad frame work of this association," said Cross Roads India Assistance CEO Harish Lakera.

The company has a total membership of three lakh people in Delhi & NCR and after its alliance with AAUI, it would add another one lakh.

The roadside emergency assistance provider has a total membership of 4.5 lakh across India.

Cross Roads joins hands with Automobile Association of Upper India source:THE FINANCIAL EXPERSS

Cross Roads joins hands with Automobile Association of Upper India

Cross Roads India Assistance, India’s largest emergency road side assistance service provider, has tied up with the Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI). Cross Roads will now operate and manage a call centre for road side repair assistance calls from the clients of AAUI. Harish Lakera, CEO, Cross Roads, said, “AAUI is patronised by government officials, members of the public and the corporate. We shall act as a single window for all queries related to road side repair assistance for AAUI members.” TK Malhotra, president, AAUI, added, “The objective of this partnership is to deliver better customer experience and strengthen AAUI’s member services and customer support.”

Cross Roads joins hands with Automobile Association of Upper India

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Cross Roads India Assistance joins hands with Automobile Association of Upper India

~Cross Road will operate and manage 24 X 7X365 days call center for the elite clients of AAUI ~

Cross Roads India Assistance joins hands with Automobile Association of Upper India

Aug. 30, 2013 - DELHI, India -- New Delhi, 30^th August, 2013:  Cross Roads India Assistance (CRIA), India’s first and largest 24x7 emergency road side assistance service provider announced their strategic tie up with the Automobile Association of Upper India (AAUI). Under the new partnership, Cross Road will operate and manage 24 X 7X365 days call center for road side repair assistance calls from the elite clients of Automobile Association of Upper India.


Among other initiatives, Cross Roads shall provide branding to AAUI on their web site tagging as special service partners.Cross Roads will also provide preferential partner status to Automobile Association of Upper India for all events carried out which are related towards social awareness, training, and other automotive related events. Cross Roads shall market the AAIU products through its own web site.

Speaking on the occasion Mr. Harish Lakera, Chief Executive Officer, Cross Roads India Assistance said “We are delighted to partner Automobile Association of Upper India. The Association is well patronized by high officials of the Government, members of the public and the business corporate. Cross Roads India Assistance shall act as a single window for all queries related to Road Side Repair Assistance for the elite clients of AAUI. With this strategic tie up we will continue to explore new areas of opportunities within the broad framework of this association. We would work together by synergizing the expertise, knowledge and network of both the organizations by focusing on providing road side assistance to all the members of AAUI and ensuring road safety to members of the organization”.

Mr. T. K Malhotra, President, AAUI said “The objective of this partnership is to deliver better customer experience and strengthen AAUI’s member services and customer support. Cross Roads India Assistance are the leaders in road side assistance. The customer focused approach to business and stringent quality standards of Cross Roads India Assistance made them our preferred choice for this strategic tie –up. We hope that this tie-up coupled with a world-class service will add value to our overall client offering. Cross Roads will manage the breakdown services, membership queries etc for AAUI. We are confident that we will exceed our member’s expectations and create customer delight”

Cross Roads India assistance will do front end and back end support (Service) to AAUI members and manage the breakdown services, customers, marketing of its services website etc for AAUI.

Cross Roads shall market the AAUI Products through its own web site.

AAUI shall provide exclusive service partner status to Cross Roads, visibility and co-association on all possible forums.

About Cross Road India Assistance Pvt. Ltd:

Established in the year 1999, Cross Roads India Assistance (CRIA) is India’s first and the largest 24x7 road side assistance service provider for all types of vehicles under the brand name Cross Roads. It is the first and only non-OEM, with the largest self-owned and self-operated infrastructure in 23 cities across India and growing.

Cross Roads delivers service to over an 1100 motorists daily striving to reach a distressed motorist; the offerings of Cross Roads include Towing Service, Jump Start service, Flat Tyre, Out of Fuel service, Spare parts and much more.

Cross Roads is the only ISO 9001:2000 certified Road Side Assistance organization approved under the social security category, making it the first and the only service in India to be allotted with a unique number 1922 by the Government of India.

Company now has a PAN India presence for both B2B and B2C business across Top 23 cities in India and growing.  Crossroads has B2B association with Amar Raja Batteries for maintenance batteries during warranty, JK Tyres, Allianz Assistance, AXA Assistance, India Assistance. Our partners list include Airtel Money, DTDC, Itz Cash, Timesdeal and other reputed brands in India.

About Automobile Association of Upper India :

AAUI is a non profitable non Government Organisation (NGO) engaged in providing allied services to their members and also imparting awareness and education in road safety related areas.

The Association is well patronised by high officials of the Government, members of the public and the business corporate. Late Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the First President of the Republic of India honored the Association by accepting to become its first Patron-in-Chief in September 1950.

Thereafter the successive Presidents of India have been bestowing this honor on the AAUI. Besides this, the Lt-Governors of Delhi and the Chiefs of the three Services have been the patrons of the Association as a matter of tradition. The Association was founded on 20th September, 1950.

AAUI is rendering useful services to the public and the Transport Department, Police and Indian Customs. Its performance can be well judged from the fact that the Association had collected and deposited with the Transport Authority a sum of Rs.80 lakh (approx.) on account of collection of one time road tax, and fees introduced by the City Government during 1986-87. It rendered a great help to the motorists who could pay the tax almost at their door-step.

AAUI is making all out efforts to expand its membership base . The AAUI generally has a say in the matters related with Driving, Road Safety, Traffic Discipline and to help domestic and foreign tourists. Efforts are being made to train a large number of motorists in First Aid and AAUI Honorary Roaming Ambassadors  have also been involved to observe road infrastructure and traffic related problems. They are supposed  to  communicate the same to AAUI which disseminates the community feedback to the concerned authorities for redressal.

The AAUI is a significant contributor to the growth of land related foreign tourism. The custom authorities at more than 130 boarders and checkposts allow duty-free passage to the vehicles brought by foreign tourists into India on the strength of carnet-de-passage (CPD) to which the Federation of Indian Automobile Associations (FIAA) with AAUI and other regional associations is the counter-guarantor. AAUI has pioneered a world class driving training school with driving simulators equipped  with Skoda Technology. More than 1,50,000 drivers have benefited in developing and evaluation of their driving  skills.

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