Yep, they're Service Roads where I come from.

Oh, I thought feeder roads were where all the fast food restaurants were next to the highways.

Here in SoAZ, they're technically called frontage roads, according to the state DoT, but a lot of folks still call 'em feeders or access roads. Back when I was trucking, I knew some guys that simply called all of them feeders, no matter where in the they were. There's a few other places, btw, where they are properly called feeder roads. Parts of Louisiana and Missouri, for example. Or that was true about 15 years ago, anyway. As to why they might be properly referred to by one name in particular region, and another name in a different area of the same state, I reckon that's anyone's guess. Haven't met anyone yet who could explain that, although I once met a DoT worker who ventured the theory that it was simply to make his job harder, paperwork even more of a pain in the ass, and provide an excuse for bureaucratic red tape middle managers to bitch about his paperwork. Probably doesn't much matter what the hell you call 'em as long as everyone else knows what you mean, unless you're filling out official paperwork.

Yes, but concerned why the fire department doesn't have cleanup materials.

@@nboldrini It's usually not their job. Us tow truck drivers are responsible for clean up.

They put down a lot of oil dry. You can see it all over the ground. I carry two buckets as well, so they asked for more.

@@Towtruck_Dustin I didn't know what "oil dry" was . I thought it was oil alone.

Oh, I didn't know that.@@marcuswhite1403

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@@Towtruck_Dustin you are welcome

It’s possible lol if I don’t break 33k, it’ll be pretty close.

@@Towtruck_DustinIt should be 133000.

With the support from all my subs, it’s a realistic goal in the near future.

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Do people really wanna see that? Lol

@@Towtruck_Dustin Only if you can play the car wash song in the background! Lmao!

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I'd say this is a major wreck

I’m sure you could buff this right out. You would probably have it looking like new in half an hour.

Obviously you’re the one that doesn’t know what a major is if you don’t classify this as one.

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Depends if I get any calls for repo’s lol can’t really plan anything in this industry.

Oh wow. That’s crazy. Love mine.

No. He on police rotation only run light red and blue and amber, no siren allowed.

Texas doesn’t allow any of that. Can only run lights at the scene.

Just curious cause I watch other tow trucker and he uses a siren some

@@johnburns1917 oh yeah Ron in Missouri they does run siren and lights towing

I prefer to have the weight further up the bed. Makes the truck drive and stop a lot better. And if you know what you’re doing, it doesn’t take much of any extra effort to unload.

It's a matter of load balance.

on a truck with air suspension ???@@nboldrini

@emielverschuur8395 yes. Regardless, if it has air suspension or not, you don’t want a bunch of weight on the back of the truck.

​@@Towtruck_Dustingreat job sir one tow brother to another watch your 6 sir have a great weekend

I’m not sure I understand what you’re asking.

@@Towtruck_Dustin he mean chain in rear car. that only if no tires on rear like that.

Not sure what the cause was.

I bet the traffic citation was for inateattentive driving. That guardrail energy absorbing terminal end, is designed to fold up like that to save lives. That huge square end has a "ramp" inside it that allows the section of guard rail to curl up and absorb the impact, along with the support posts breaking away. Back in the 60s and 70s the guardrail ends were solid & some times split the car in 2 parts causing fatalities.

Thank you for the reply and for the explanation.@@dand3975

@@Towtruck_Dustin Thank you for answering.

Probably a distracted driver.

That’s sad that people react like that. Sounds like a place I wouldn’t want to be. Half my arm is the American flag lol

Are you in commiefornia?

I carry a jug of soapy water. You can see it in the driver side box by the chains. I just never use it unless I have pour it in someone’s driveway. Otherwise I use WD40 if I need to slide something on the deck.