coverage while traveling thru Indian territory

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Ella
Good Sam Care Team

bass n bob wrote:
Does this coverage include travel thru Indian territories?

You should probably worry more about New York state and that Cuomo kook.

Keep in mind that "Indian Reservations" are not part of the United States. They often have their own laws and their own police force. Do not mess with the tribes of the Northern Plains like the Crow, Blackfeet, and Lakota.

If you want to know about coverage by some private company you are going to have to ask them. If you visit a Reservation and you are disrepectful and start with the stereotypical **** like on this thread things can go downhill fast.

Hello bass n bob,

Thank you for contacting Good Sam, please allow me to look into your inquiry.

Thank you,
Ella
Good Sam Care Team

If you want too know for sure call GS they should know. I can say I don’t recall seeing any Indian reservation road exclusions. However I suspect it is like AAA paved roads yes, dirt road depends

Many roads are state or federal highways.

mine was not an idle question. Roads in Indian reservations are like a separate country. Does GS roadside assistance cover those roads. We will be traveling west next year and will traverse over 100 miles in a reservation. If you broke down are you covered?

bass n bob ~~ Have often had similar thoughts when get routed thru some of the more remote reservation roads. Never had any thing untoward occur ~~ just something that crosses my mind. Try to watch my maps and avoid the circumstance

JM2¢ ~~ YMMV

ScottG wrote:
You'll be expected to circle your RV with other RV'rs to reduce risk.
But otherwise, yes, your covered anywhere in the US.

Just listen for the drums pounding!!!!!!

What kind of coverage?
Native Americans are very interesting people to visit. I have been visiting and working with them for almost 50 years.