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Some police departments own tow trucks, but in the US it is common to contract police tows to private companies. WE DO NOT IMPOUND OR TOW UNLESS THE OWNER OF THE CAR, TRUCK OR MOTORCYCLE IS PRESENT AND REQUESTS THE TOW. Businesses who operate a large fleet of vehicles, such as school bus companies or package delivery services, often own one or several tow trucks for the purposes of towing their own vehicles, we can back up those companies in their time of need. Government departments with large fleets (such as the police departments, fire departments, transportation authorities and departments of public works of major cities) may similarly own tow truck(s). Police department tow trucks may also be used to impound other vehicles. Heavy tow trucks are often called to clear semi truck accidents and straighten out jackknifed trucks. In rural or unorganized areas, companies which operate tow trucks can sometimes also offer additional services appropriate to highway clearance where government-provided ones are unavailable, such as fire suppression. We assist as needed in these types of situations. If your vehicle has been impounded we suggest calling the owner of the property it was towed from to ask where it was towed to.
WE DO NOT IMPOUND OR HAVE STORAGE FOR CARS AT ALL.
Additionally, the "Slow Down and Move Over" legislation is an essential safety measure in the state of Florida, just as it is in the vast majority of other states. The law was drafted with the intention of protecting those who respond to emergencies and those who operate tow trucks while they are on the road. In order for motorists to be in compliance with this rule, they are required to reduce their speed and, if at all feasible, switch to the next lane when they approach emergency vehicles, such as tow trucks, that are parked on the side of the road with flashing lights. It is impossible to overestimate the significance of this law, as it makes a considerable contribution to the protection of those who are employed in potentially hazardous conditions along the side of the road.
In the course of their duties, local tow truck operators and emergency responders, including local police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical technicians, frequently find themselves in perilous circumstances, such as those in which passing autos present a substantial risk. Due of the tremendous amount of traffic that occurs on the city's highways and arteries, these personnel are particularly susceptible to danger in Melbourne. As a result of the law, the possibility of accidents that are caused by drivers who are fast or distracted and who are ignorant of the presence of emergency vehicles on the roadside becomes less likely. The order that asks vehicles to slow down and move over is what allows this to be performed.
The rule known as "Slow Down, Move Over," which is implemented in Brevard County, Florida, is not just a moral demand but also a legal duty. People who are willing to assist others will be able to do so without the risk of being hurt by passing vehicles thanks to this measure. The law contributes to the creation of a safer working environment for these professionals, which in turn serves to reduce the number of victims of accidents and fatalities that occur by the side of the road. The extreme seriousness with which Florida approaches this matter is demonstrated by the fact that individuals who breach this law run the possibility of incurring large fines in addition to other forms of punishment.
A significant contribution to the education of motorists regarding the importance of adhering to this rule has been made by public awareness efforts that have been conducted all across Florida and surrounding the Space Coast. To demonstrate that slowing down and moving over is a straightforward method that is helpful in protecting those who defend humans, the purpose of these endeavors is to demonstrate that this is feasible. It is possible that the regulation of "Slow Down, Move Over" will be deemed to be of the utmost significance in order to guarantee the safety of all emergency vehicles, including tow trucks, in the city of Melbourne.
Please be safe out there.
We provide towing in these areas:
Melbourne, Palm Bay, Cocoa, Micco, Satellite Beach, River Lakes, Sabastian,
and all the communities in between!
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