The 80/20 rule in the context of towing and roadside assistance policies generally refers to distance thresholds or cost-sharing limits enforced by membership programs. For example, many standard roadside assistance plans cover towing up to a specific limit (such as the first 10 or 20 kilometers or miles to the nearest garage), after which the policyholder assumes financial responsibility for 80 percent or the entirety of the excess mileage fees. It can also refer to load distribution safety guidelines where 60 to 80 percent of a trailer's cargo weight should be loaded forward of the axle.
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