Stranded, Stuck or Broken Down: Tips for New Drivers

My name is Lynn, and I created this blog to help and inform new drivers in case they ever get stuck or stranded. A couple of years ago, my teenage son was stuck on the side of the road with a flat tire and a dead cell phone. Luckily, he was just a few miles away and managed to walk home, but I regretted that I hadn't prepared him for the situation better. After that, I taught him everything he needed to know about changing flat tires, signalling for help, packing an emergency bag and calling a tow truck. We also dealt with issues like getting cars out of deep snow or mud and recognizing when to call for a professional tow. Keeping all that information to ourselves didn't make sense so I decided to start this blog. I hope the info helps you.

2020

Towing Service Benefits

21 September 2020

Transporting a vehicle in a timely manner requires seeking out professional help. When well-meaning friends or family members try to move a vehicle, it can cause a great deal of damage. At the time it can seem like a way to save on expenses, but it can lead to damage on both vehicles. There are affordable services that have a good reputation in the community for short or long distance towing.
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How Can Roadside Assistance Help Me?

17 July 2020

While going out on your family summer road trip, chances are you are not planning on breaking down on the side of the road. While no one plans for this to happen, it is always smart to have a plan in place in the event that it does happen. By covering all of your bases, you can have your car up and running again in no time with the use of roadside assistance insurance.
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3 Types Of Towing Trucks And What They Do

26 March 2020

When your vehicle is stranded on the side of the road, all you want is a towing truck to respond as quickly as possible. Here are three different types of towing trucks and what each of them is made to do. 1. Hook and Chain Towing Trucks This first type is what most people picture when they imagine a towing truck and is often the one illustrated in kids' books and toy models.
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