Upper deck of the Tobin, right lane, blown tire and nowhere to stand. Normal Tuesday. The curves coming off Route 1 leave almost no shoulder, so we get those cars down onto surface streets fast. Around the Produce Center and the Chelsea Street Bridge it's trucks instead — reefer units dying at 3am, air-brake lockups, jobs that need a heavy wrecker and not a light-duty hook.
Off the main roads the work changes. Bellingham Square, Prattville, the triple-deckers off Broadway: permit parking both sides, no driveways, cars wedged bumper to bumper. We'll winch out onto a flatbed rather than try to swing a boom in there. Island End River floods, and Eastern Ave is where the abandoned cars pile up.
Working the Everett Avenue and Broadway corridors
Can you tow off the Tobin Bridge?
Yes, we run those calls often. Flashers on, stay belted in if traffic's moving, and tell dispatch which deck — upper and lower run opposite directions and it changes how we reach you.
My car got towed in Chelsea. Can you help?
We handle impound release transport once the lot clears your paperwork. Bring license and registration, settle what the lot asks, and we'll move the car home or to a shop.