Emergency Towing in Lascassas

Emergency Towing in Lascassas

An after-dark emergency tow in Lascassas starts with where you are on Lascassas Pike (SR-96), Jefferson Pike (SR-266), and the two-lane toward Auburntown, and whether the vehicle is still in a lane. Lascassas is a two-lane community where SR-96, Lascassas Pike, meets SR-266, Jefferson Pike. There is no interstate ramp in town. The shoulder is often a grass edge.

East of the crossroads the pike continues toward Auburntown. If you are past the Jefferson Pike intersection, say how far, because "Lascassas" covers several miles of SR-96.

If you can do it without stepping into a travel lane, move off the road and switch on the hazard lights. On I-24 near the Church Street exit the shoulder is a poor place to stand. Wait behind a barrier or well off the pavement.

On the phone, describe the vehicle and where it sits along Lascassas Pike (SR-96), Jefferson Pike (SR-266), and the two-lane toward Auburntown. Ask for the price before a truck is assigned to this emergency towing call.

After rain, ditch lines along these pikes hold cars that drifted off the pavement. That is a winch-out, and the quote is for a recovery.

County-wide details for this job are on the emergency towing page. The Lascassas overview is on the Lascassas towing page.