Blog

Curb Appeal and Shoulder Work From the driver’s seat, a breakdown is a breakdown. From the tow operator’s side, a stalled car on a city street

A Busy Dispatch Office on a Tuesday The phones in a heavy haul dispatch office ring more than one would expect. Because the reasons for

When a Parked Car Turns Into a Problem Doesn’t that sound like a familiar scenario: a car sits quietly in a driveway or along the

Running on Fumes and Other Bad Ideas We spend a lot of time around trucks, and we’ve seen how quickly a routine drive can turn

Curbing the Panic When a vehicle breaks down, emotions tend to spike. We see it all the time during Summit Point roadside assistance and other

Towing Truths That Deserve a Closer Look You’ve probably come across the claim: “Towing ruins your transmission.” But does it? At Road Runner Wrecker Service,

A Mess on the Median On a bright, sunny day, the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office called us out to a scene that looked like a

When Other Trailers Can’t Do the Job Today we want to spotlight one of our favorite pieces of equipment in the yard: our Landoll trailer.

The Load Less Traveled Cargo spills are a serious disruption that can’t be left to sort themselves out. Freight scattered across roads or job sites

Towing Capacity Is Based on Numbers, Not Assumptions Towing capacity is one of those things people often misjudge. Some drivers assume a tough-looking rig can