RoadPulseTesla line · by AIMS

911 first. Then the next right thing.

Pulled over and something is wrong — someone's hurt, a kid is sick, the car is stuck on a dark shoulder. RoadPulse is the calm screen: call 911 or not, what to do with your hands for the next two minutes, what to say when they answer. Nearest ER in one tap. Share your exact location in two.

Free for anything safety-criticalEnglish · EspañolNothing is storedWorks without the AI key
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What's happening?

Tap the closest one, or just type.

Free. If in doubt, don't wait for this — call 911.

Before you need it

The glovebox kit. Tick what's in the car.

Saved on this screen. Ten minutes at a pharmacy covers most of it.

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Plans

Everything that can save a life is free. The family plan remembers your people.

Family plan
$3.99per month

Your family's allergies, medications and conditions, folded into what you tell the dispatcher.

  • Medical notes in every dispatcher script
  • Printable glovebox cards
  • Cancel any time
Crew
$19per month

Cybertruck work crews: job-site address, supervisor contact, crew allergies, on every truck's screen.

  • Up to 10 drivers
  • Shared notes
  • Cancel any time

All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. Nothing safety-critical is ever behind a paywall.

Common questions

What is RoadPulse and what does it actually do?

RoadPulse is a free tool that points you to trusted emergency resources for roadside situations: AHA hands-only CPR guidance, Poison Control (1-800-222-1222), and Tesla roadside assistance through the Tesla app. It does not perform CPR, dispatch help, or fix your car itself — it directs you to the right resource for the situation. It is not a substitute for calling 911 or a licensed professional.

Is RoadPulse really free, and is what I type or search stored anywhere?

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, so you should not assume privacy protections beyond what's stated — check the tool's own site or terms directly to confirm.

Someone collapsed and isn't breathing — can RoadPulse walk me through CPR?

RoadPulse points you to AHA hands-only CPR guidance, which explains the steps for hands-only CPR. This is informational only and not a substitute for calling 911 immediately or for hands-on CPR training. Always get emergency services on the way first.

What if I think someone swallowed something poisonous or took too much medication?

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.

My Tesla broke down on the road — will RoadPulse send a tow truck or fix it?

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, since RoadPulse is just pointing you to that existing service.

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