Affordable Towing of Victoria TX

06/06/2026

If it ain’t on your calendar then you’re just plain missing out!

06/06/2026

05/14/2026

05/12/2026

Remember those days when the open road stretched before you, and the only worry was the horizon? We all cherish the freedom of driving, but sometimes, life throws a curveball. A breakdown or an accident can feel overwhelming, but knowing what to do can make all the difference.

Here's a simple reminder of how to stay safe and make things smoother if you ever find yourself in need of roadside assistance:

1. Safety First: If possible, move your vehicle to the shoulder or a safe location away from traffic. Turn on your hazard lights immediately.
2. Stay Visible: Especially at night, use reflective triangles or flares if you have them. Your safety is paramount.
3. Call for Help: Contact us right away. Provide your exact location and a brief description of the situation.
4. Stay Calm: We know it's a stressful time, but staying calm helps us help you more efficiently. We're on our way.

We've been helping folks on the road for years, and every call is a reminder of the trust you place in us. Let's keep those cherished memories of smooth journeys alive, and when you need a hand, know that we're here, ready to bring you peace of mind.

05/01/2026

This weather event has caused several traffic lights to go out and some street signs are down. Please use caution if you have to go out and remember to slow down, turn on your headlights, and treat any intersections without properly functioning lights/signs as a four-way stop.

- VPD Public Relations

05/01/2026

04/04/2026

Thanks for this ruling

03/12/2026

🚨Breaking News🚨

Another Tow Operator Lost on a Kentucky Highway This Morning

This morning the towing community lost another one of our own on the side of a Kentucky highway. A tow operator was struck and killed while simply doing his job — helping someone in need.

This is the reality tow truck drivers face every single day. Working inches from traffic, in the dark, in the rain, on busy highways, trusting that drivers will slow down, move over, and pay attention.

But far too often… they don’t.

Behind every tow truck is a family waiting for someone to come home. A wife. Children. Parents. Friends. A community.

Today another family received the worst phone call imaginable.

Please keep this operator’s family, friends, and coworkers in your prayers. And please remember the next time you see flashing lights on the side of the road — SLOW DOWN and MOVE OVER. Someone’s life depends on.🙏

News report in link below

https://www.wevv.com/news/driver-charged-in-hit-and-run-death-of-wrecker-technician-on-i-165/article_b59fdb03-e9e2-405e-b5bb-8d823a301f6a.html

03/03/2026

Awesome news

HISTORY WAS MADE TODAY.

Troy’s Law has officially passed the full House — UNANIMOUSLY.

Not one VOTE against it.

This didn’t happen overnight. It came from long days, long drives, tough conversations, compromise, prayer, and a whole lot of heart from Kentucky’s towing community.

We want to say thank you to every Representative who stood with our industry and with Troy’s family. When that board lit up green, it wasn’t just a vote — it was recognition that the men and women working the side of Kentucky highways matter.

A special thank you to Richard White State Representative and State Representative Patrick Flannery for pushing this forward and standing firm with us through every step of the process. Your leadership does not go unnoticed by this industry.

To Desiree and the Caldwell family — Troy’s name is one step closer to being written into Kentucky law. His life mattered. His legacy is moving this state forward.

To every tow operator from Pikeville to Paducah, from Louisville to Olive Hill — this belongs to you. Whether you run 1 truck or 30, this was a united effort.

Now we move to the Senate.

We’re not slowing down.
We’re not backing up.
We’re moving forward — together.