And that is a huge difference, obviously makes a huge difference in terms of the, the comfort of those that are trying to do their work at the roadside.

Correct.

I mean, I think what we're trying to get through to people is, you know, roadside assistance workers, you know, they're often the first one that shows up.

Uh, they're often the only one that, that needs to show up if you're experiencing a breakdown, a flat, whatever it may be, and they deserve a safe place to work.

This is their, their workplace.

Um, and they're also serving somebody who's not having a great day when they get into that situation where they're gonna need assistance.

And it can be pretty scary, being especially on the side of a highway with highway speeds, having cars whiz by you, and, and you can feel it when you're s- you know, sitting in a car waiting for that tow truck.

Is that something that can be penalized if you don't get over?