I-70 and Odessa corridor
I-70, U.S. 40, Odessa exits, outer roads, bridges, construction, and commercial entrances require eastbound or westbound direction, signed exit or mile marker, mainline or ramp, shoulder side, and a map pin.
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Lafayette County Towing & Roadside Request Guide
Call live Kansas City dispatch at 816-588-8888 for current availability.
Start with the exact pickup jurisdiction
Lafayette County includes I-70 and outer roads, U.S. 40, U.S. 24, MO 13, MO 23, MO 131, MO 224, Odessa, Higginsville, Lexington, Concordia, Waverly, Missouri River communities, farms, rail crossings, flood-prone low areas, and rural roads. Start with the exact city or unincorporated area, route, direction, exit or cross street, map pin, vehicle condition, destination, and safe access point.
Tommy's accepts customer-requested inquiries for Lafayette County, Missouri. This page does not claim countywide guaranteed coverage, a Lafayette County office or permit, a truck stationed in the county, police tow rotation, MoDOT, County, City, Sheriff, or river-management affiliation, or completed work in every listed area. Parts of the county may fall outside any ultimately approved Kansas City service radius. Live dispatch must confirm lawful authority, exact pickup, current operating range, equipment, access, destination, and price before assignment.
Lafayette County road and pickup contexts
Higginsville, Concordia, and central I-70
I-70, MO 13, MO 23, U.S. 40, Higginsville, and Concordia include highway junctions, rail crossings, industrial and agricultural traffic, and rural shoulders. Report the route, direction, city, junction, and entrance.
MO 13 north and corridor construction
MO 13 connects I-70 with Higginsville and Lexington through rural and developed segments. Current upgrades, lane shifts, passing and turn-lane work, farm traffic, and limited shoulders make the exact direction, junction, and traffic control important.
Lexington, U.S. 24, and river bluffs
U.S. 24, MO 13, MO 224, Lexington streets, hills, curves, river bluffs, and historic blocks can restrict visibility and equipment position. Give the exact street or route, grade, vehicle orientation, curb or shoulder side, and safest access.
Waverly, river bottoms, and flooding
U.S. 24, MO 23, MO 224, Waverly, river-bottom roads, levee areas, bridges, and low routes can be affected by flooding or closures. Check live conditions and report water, barricades, surface, nearest open road, and a precise pin.
Farms, gravel, and private rural access
Farm roads, gravel, rail crossings, ditches, narrow bridges, equipment yards, long drives, gates, and private roads require property permission, surface and slope details, gate and overhead clearance, and the nearest maintained public road.
What to tell dispatch
- Name Odessa, Higginsville, Lexington, Concordia, Waverly, or the exact unincorporated Lafayette County location.
- For I-70, give direction, signed exit or mile marker, mainline or ramp, shoulder side, nearest landmark, and a map pin.
- Distinguish U.S. 24, U.S. 40, MO 13, MO 23, MO 131, MO 224, county roads, city streets, and private drives.
- Report wheels, tires, steering, brakes, keys, crash damage, leaks, vehicle size, surface, grade, water, and whether the vehicle can roll.
- Name the destination and confirm that the property or receiving facility authorizes access and can accept the vehicle.
- Check the Missouri Traveler Information Map and County or City information; call 911 for immediate danger and never enter floodwater or a closed road.
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-directed, impound, abandoned-property, or statutory charges are not presented here as Tommy's voluntary-service rates.
Common road-rescue requests
Local vehicle towing
Dispatch-planned transport from a breakdown, lot, residence, or authorized facility.
Service details →Roadside assistance
Current availability for jump starts, spare-tire changes, fuel delivery, lockouts, and battery help.
Service details →Accident recovery
Safety-first planning after a collision or roadway incident.
Service details →Roadside safety
Call 911 for injury, fire, hazardous spill, a vehicle blocking a live lane, floodwater, or another immediate danger. On I-70, U.S. 24, MO 13, a bridge, river road, bluff, rail crossing, or narrow rural route, do not cross traffic, enter moving water, or stand downhill from an unstable vehicle. Follow responder, MoDOT, County, City, railroad, levee, and property instructions.
Questions drivers ask
Does this page guarantee service everywhere in Lafayette County?
No. Parts of the county may fall outside an ultimately approved service radius. Dispatch must confirm the exact pickup, current operating range, lawful authority, truck and equipment availability, access, destination, and price.
Does Tommy's have a Lafayette County office or county contract?
This page makes neither claim. It also does not claim police rotation, public-agency affiliation, county-road authority, or a truck stationed in the county.
What should I report from I-70?
Give eastbound or westbound, signed exit or mile marker, mainline or ramp, shoulder side, nearest landmark, vehicle description, and a map pin. Do not cross traffic.
What should I report from MO 13 construction?
Give direction, nearest junction, current lane or shoulder position, traffic control, work-zone access, vehicle description, and a map pin. Follow workers and law enforcement and never enter a closed segment.
Can a truck enter a flooded river-bottom or farm road?
No unsafe access is promised. Dispatch must confirm closure status, water, surface, bridge or culvert condition, permission, width, grade, clearance, turnaround room, and compatible equipment.
Can Tommy's handle a police-directed or impound tow?
This page covers customer-requested inquiries and does not claim police rotation, government contract, impound authority, or custody of a vehicle held by another provider.
How much does a Lafayette County tow cost?
Price is job-specific. Dispatch must confirm pickup, destination, mileage, access, loading or recovery, waiting, tolls, storage, roadside materials, and required equipment.
Official and primary resources
Lafayette County government
Official County department, Road & Bridge, Sheriff, GIS, and public-information entry point.
Lafayette County GIS
Officially linked County mapping resource for location and parcel context; verify live road conditions separately.
Missouri Traveler Information Map
Live incidents, closures, work zones, cameras, flooding, and winter conditions on Missouri roads.
MoDOT Kansas City roadwork by county
Official Kansas City District project and Lafayette County corridor updates.
MoDOT MO 13 corridor upgrades
Official project information for MO 13 improvements in Lafayette County.
MoDOT Improve I-70: Blue Springs to Odessa
Official I-70 construction and traffic-impact information approaching and within Odessa.
MoDOT county maps
Official printable county highway maps and road-inventory contact information.
MoDOT breakdown safety
State safety guidance for disabled vehicles and roadside visibility.
Missouri Steer It, Clear It
State guidance for moving a drivable vehicle out of traffic after certain crashes.
Missouri crash reports
Official statewide crash-report search, separate from local police records.
External resources are provided for convenience. Tommy's is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of those organizations.
Safety first.
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.
Need help now?
Call live dispatch. An online form or email does not dispatch a truck.