Accident towing in the Triad
Right after a wreck, everything feels urgent. Slow down for one minute and take care of people first: check for injuries, call 911 if anyone is hurt or the cars are blocking traffic, and let police do their part. In North Carolina, if the cars can move and no one is hurt, move them out of the travel lanes. Take photos of both vehicles, the scene and the other driver's insurance card, and write down the police report number. When it's time to move your car, call us. We can take it to your body shop, a lot your insurer names, or your home while you sort out the claim. Tell us about leaking fluids, loose parts or wheels that won't turn so we can handle it safely.
Local towing from McLeansville, serving the Triad and Southside Virginia.
When to call
- The car won't drive after the crash
- Fluid is leaking under the vehicle
- A wheel is bent or a tire is torn
- Lights, bumper or hood are hanging loose
- Police asked you to have the car moved
- Your insurer told you to tow it to a shop
What happens when we arrive
- 1
We make sure the scene is clear for us to work
- 2
We note and photograph damage before loading
- 3
We secure loose parts and load the vehicle
- 4
We deliver it to the body shop or lot you choose
Before we get there
- If anyone is hurt, call 911 first
- Stay out of traffic and off the travel lane
- Photograph the cars, the scene and the other driver's info
- Get the police report number before you leave
Accident towing: common questions
If no one is hurt and the car drives, North Carolina law expects you to move it out of the travel lanes when it's safe. If it won't move or anyone is hurt, leave it and call 911.
