Bus Towing

Bus towing is usually a big responsibility not just for any truck driver, but take it seriously at 10-3 Tow. Know how dangerous big vehicles can be when properly towed incorrectly, not only for the bus themselves and other motorists, but for the bus as well. And know how costly privately owned big vehicles are, across all makes and sizes. To help you out in knowing what you need to prepare for when towing a bus, read on.


Bus towing, while a necessary job for every driver can also be a dangerous proposition if done by the wrong person. No matter how safe your towing practices are there is always a chance that something can go wrong. While most towing companies and professionals are insured against accidents like this, there are some who do not have this kind of coverage. This is why it's important that you always research all your insurance options and ensure that you are working with the right company. This will ensure that you are covered in case of bus towing mishaps.


When you first contact the company to arrange for your bus towing service, be sure to give them the correct information. Let them know what type of vehicle you're using, the name of the driver (or the driver and any additional passengers), and your new member date. The new member date is especially important; this is how long the company will keep track of you and your movements. Any company without this information is likely not worth your time. Any reputable towing company should have this information readily available.


There are a number of different kinds of vehicles to tow, including passenger vehicles, school buses, and construction equipment or machinery. You'll need to let the professional towing service know which kind of vehicle you have in order to get a quote that reflects your needs. The best way to do this is to show photos of your bus, the make, model, and color. If you don't have photos available, discuss your needs with the professional towing service and see if they have photos of the school buses or construction equipment that you would need to tow. If not, they can make special requests for photos that would better reflect your needs.


If you are a student, you may want to consider using fast bus towing services when attending a school function or event. Many students travel on school buses every day to and from classes, and they spend a lot of time in school buses. These buses can be difficult to drive safely, especially when they encounter large roads or intersections with traffic. Parents usually have to call a towing service when their children need to be picked up from a school function because the buses can often become a hazard. However, fast service can be helpful when traveling to a school function or event because there is no time to wait for a school bus that has already departed.


If you need to tow a vehicle that is larger than 15 feet, a professional company may also offer towing services for larger trucks. There are also some companies who will provide these larger trucks if the customer has opted to pay extra to add the larger tow truck to their service contract. If you have never had to use a tow truck before, you might want to choose a service that provides training so you know what to do in an emergency situation. You should also find out how experienced the staff is so you are confident that they are well-trained and can help you if needed. It is better to be safe than sorry when traveling by car, even if it means spending a little more money.