Which of the following services is NOT covered by Emergency Roadside Expense Repayment?

Emergency Roadside Expense Repayment is designed to cover specific expenses incurred when a vehicle becomes disabled or requires assistance while on the road. The coverage typically includes services that provide immediate support to get the vehicle back in operation or to assist the driver in a dire situation.

Towing, gas delivery, and taxi fare are all related to services that help a driver manage their situation when stranded or unable to continue their journey. Towing helps transport the vehicle to a repair shop, gas delivery provides essential fuel to get the vehicle running again, and taxi fare facilitates alternative transportation for the driver while their vehicle is being serviced.

On the other hand, vehicle theft recovery is not included in this coverage. Recovery of a stolen vehicle involves separate processes typically handled by law enforcement and may require different types of insurance coverage beyond roadside assistance. This is why it is the correct answer; it does not align with the immediate roadside support context.