Guides for BC drivers
Practical answers for drivers in Greater Vancouver: what to do after a breakdown or crash, how ICBC and BCAA handle towing, and how to get your car moved safely.
Safety Tips
towing a car with a rope or chain is risky because the towed car may have no power brakes or power steering, the rope can snap, and many vehicles can ...
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Safety Tips
signal and get onto the right shoulder if you can, turn on your hazards, and stay in the car with your seatbelt on unless there’s a safe place w...
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Safety Tips
get the car as far off the road as you can, turn on your hazard lights, and get yourself away from traffic. On a highway with no safe place to stand, ...
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Safety Tips
call a tow instead of driving if you see a red oil or temperature warning, smell burning, hear grinding from the brakes, have a flat or damaged tire w...
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Safety Tips
keep a charged power bank, warm clothes, gloves, a blanket, an ice scraper, a small shovel, washer fluid, a flashlight and snacks in your car. Check y...
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Mon–Sat 8am–11pm
Call or text 604-265-5888 for an upfront quote and an honest arrival time. Flatbed towing and roadside help across Greater Vancouver.
