I-70 through Independence
Useful interchange cues include Noland Road, Lee's Summit Road, Little Blue Parkway, and the I-70/I-470 area. Give eastbound or westbound, nearest exit, mainline or ramp, and right shoulder or median side.
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Independence calls range from I-70 shoulders and ramps to multilane state routes, busy commercial corridors, historic-core streets, neighborhoods, bridges, and large parking areas. A route name, direction, interchange, shoulder side, cross street, map pin, and visible hazard give dispatch a usable location.
Tommy's accepts customer-requested inquiries for Independence, Missouri. This page does not claim an Independence office, City business license, police tow-rotation status, MoDOT or MSHP affiliation, or a truck stationed nearby. Live dispatch must confirm lawful service authority, pickup access, availability, equipment, destination, and price before assignment.
Useful interchange cues include Noland Road, Lee's Summit Road, Little Blue Parkway, and the I-70/I-470 area. Give eastbound or westbound, nearest exit, mainline or ramp, and right shoulder or median side.
MO 291 connects I-70, MO 78/23rd Street, and U.S. 24 before continuing toward the Missouri River. North of U.S. 24, identify the actual municipality rather than assuming every location remains in Independence.
U.S. 24 has signals, medians, business entrances, and changing lane conditions. Include eastbound or westbound, the nearest signal or cross street, and an accessible driveway or shoulder.
Use both names when helpful. Lee's Summit Road, MO 291, Speck Road, and Jackson Drive are useful location cues, along with the direction and exact business or lot entrance.
Noland is a busy north-south commercial corridor. U.S. 40 and the 39th Street area serve eastern commercial and medical destinations. Give the nearest signal, driveway, campus entrance, or cross street.
Around the Independence Square, Truman Library, and Englewood, useful streets include Winner, Lexington, Bess Truman Parkway, and Spring. Pair a landmark with a cross street instead of saying only 'downtown.'
Ask live dispatch to confirm the complete price before assignment. Pickup, destination, mileage, access, roadside materials, loading or recovery work, waiting, tolls, storage, and required equipment can affect the estimate. Police, impound, or statutory charges are not presented here as Tommy's voluntary-service rates.
Customer-requested transportation from a confirmed Independence pickup to an authorized repair, dealer, residence, or other destination.
Service details →Dispatch-reviewed help for a depleted battery, usable spare, emergency fuel need, or authorized vehicle lockout.
Service details →Safety-first planning after emergency needs and police or incident-scene authority have been addressed.
Service details →Call dispatch to match the vehicle, location, access, and current availability to the right service. No online listing guarantees a truck, equipment type, or assignment.
Call 911 for injury, fire, hazardous material, a vehicle blocking a live lane, or immediate danger. When possible, move as far onto the right shoulder and out of traffic as safely as you can, activate hazard lights, and remain inside when exiting would expose you to traffic. Do not change a tire beside a live lane. Missouri's *55 reaches the State Highway Patrol for highway assistance.
Give the route and direction, nearest interchange or cross street, right shoulder or median side, mile marker or landmark, vehicle description, visible hazards, and a map pin.
Move as far right and out of traffic as safely possible, activate flashers, and remain inside when exiting is unsafe. Do not change a tire beside an active lane. Call 911 for immediate danger or injury.
Call 911 for an emergency. Dial *55 for Missouri State Highway Patrol assistance on a highway. Road hazards and state-road concerns may also be reported to MoDOT at 1-888-275-6636.
When MSHP is authorizing the tow, Missouri law says an owner or operator request for a specific company is generally honored unless it cannot respond within a reasonable time or the vehicle presents an immediate traffic hazard. Scene authority still controls access.
Generally no. Missouri restricts an uncalled operator from towing at an accident scene except for specified authorized calls, emergency public-safety aid, or a declared emergency. Confirm who requested the truck before authorizing removal.
The Independence Police Information Desk is a general information line, not a dedicated vehicle locator. Use the City's current contact page for its number and posted hours, then ask which unit or provider can help. Have the plate, VIN if available, vehicle description, and last known location. That inquiry is separate from ordering voluntary roadside service.
Missouri's statutory notice describes the hearing right and applicable deadline, which can be short. Review the notice promptly, use the Missouri DOR resources, and obtain legal advice when needed. This website provides general information, not legal advice.
Live Missouri incidents, closures, work zones, cameras, weather, and road conditions.
Official City mapping resources for streets, boundaries, and local orientation.
Current emergency, information-desk, and Police Department contacts.
State guidance for roadside visibility and disabled-vehicle safety.
Current statutory text governing authorized calls, owner requests, and accident-scene towing.
DOR forms and instructions for abandoned-property towing, notice, and title procedures.
Current statutory text covering notice and the process for challenging specified towing and storage charges.
Missouri Attorney General information for submitting a consumer complaint.
City business-license application and required-document information; applicability must be verified for the exact entity and activity.
External resources are provided for convenience. Tommy's is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of those organizations.
If anyone is injured, in immediate danger, facing a fire or hazardous spill, or blocking an active traffic lane, call 911 first. Move only when you can do so without entering traffic or increasing the danger.
Call live dispatch. An online form or email does not dispatch a truck.