If you’ve locked your keys in your car, consider the options below to get your car unlocked so you can get back on the road.

Call roadside assistance

Auto insurance companies typically offer roadside assistance plans. Yours may have a mobile app that can connect with the nearest roadside service provider. Roadside services typically include lockouts, flat tires, towing, locksmith services, fuel delivery and more.

Call a friend

Call a friend or relative to deliver your spare key if you have one. If you don’t have a spare, they can give you a ride to the nearest auto body shop.

Contact your dealer

A local dealer might be able to give you a replacement key, according to Edmunds. Proof of ownership may be required, however – such as a driver’s license along with the registration or title.

Check to see if your car’s warranty covers the cost of a new key fob, advises Consumer Reports. If your vehicle is new, your dealer might offer key fob insurance.

Call a locksmith

A locksmith can help get into your vehicle without causing damage, according to Forbes. They may also be able to rekey your vehicle if you don’t have a spare.