I-470 and U.S. 50 interchanges
These corridors meet near western Lee's Summit and connect with View High Drive, Pryor Road, 3rd Street, and MO 291. Give the route, direction, nearest signed exit, mainline or ramp, and right shoulder or median side.
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Lee's Summit requests can involve I-470 and U.S. 50 interchanges, state highways, busy city arterials, downtown streets, neighborhoods, lake-area roads, construction, and unimproved shoulders. The complete street name and directional prefix, highway direction, nearest exit or cross street, map pin, and safe access point help dispatch distinguish similar locations.
Tommy's accepts customer-requested inquiries for Lee's Summit, Missouri. This page does not claim a Lee's Summit office, City business license, police tow-rotation status, MoDOT or Police Department affiliation, or a truck stationed nearby. Live dispatch must confirm lawful service authority, pickup access, availability, equipment, destination, and price before assignment.
These corridors meet near western Lee's Summit and connect with View High Drive, Pryor Road, 3rd Street, and MO 291. Give the route, direction, nearest signed exit, mainline or ramp, and right shoulder or median side.
MO 291 runs north-south through commercial and residential areas and crosses U.S. 50. Include northbound or southbound, the nearest signal or interchange, and the exact driveway, lot, or shoulder.
MO 150 crosses the southern part of the city and reaches areas near Pryor Road, Ward Road, and MO 291. A mailing address alone may not reveal the safest approach, so share a map pin, cross streets, surface, and any construction or gate condition.
MO 350 connects Lee's Summit with Raytown and I-435. Give direction, nearest interchange or cross street, shoulder side, and whether the vehicle is on the main road, a ramp, frontage access, or nearby property.
Lee's Summit addresses use NE, NW, SE, or SW prefixes. Include the prefix in both the pickup address and cross street—for example, NE Todd George Parkway or SW Pryor Road—because leaving it out can identify the wrong side of the city.
Downtown streets, Longview-area roads, neighborhood cul-de-sacs, lake-area access, steep ditches, and unimproved shoulders have different loading conditions. Report parking position, width, slope, surface, overhead limits, and room to approach or turn around.
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 Lee's Summit pickup to an authorized repair shop, 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 a crash has no apparent serious injury or death and the vehicle can move safely, Missouri law generally requires reasonable efforts to move it from the travel lane to a safe location. Move as far onto the right shoulder as safely possible, activate hazard lights, and stay 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 complete address with NE, NW, SE, or SW prefix, road direction, nearest exit or cross street, exact shoulder or parking position, map pin, vehicle description, and visible hazards.
Move as far right and out of traffic as safely possible, activate flashers, and remain inside when exiting would expose you to moving traffic. Do not attempt a tire change beside an active lane. Call 911 for injury or immediate danger.
When a crash has no apparent serious injury or death and the vehicle can move safely, Missouri law generally requires reasonable efforts to move it from the travel lane to a safe location. If the vehicle cannot move safely or anyone may be hurt, call 911 and follow scene instructions.
Ask the officer or scene authority whether a customer-requested provider may respond. Police, fire, highway personnel, traffic hazards, legal authority, insurance handling, and vehicle condition can control access and removal.
Use the Police Department's current FAQ and contact information to ask which unit or provider can help; the linked pages do not advertise a dedicated online tow locator. Have the plate, VIN if available, vehicle description, and last known location. An already-impounded vehicle is separate from ordering voluntary roadside service, and Tommy's cannot release a vehicle held by another provider.
Check the posted towing notice, obtain the towing company's information, keep receipts and photographs, and review Missouri DOR abandoned-property resources promptly. Dispute and hearing deadlines may be short. This page provides general information, not legal advice.
Use the City's road-closure page for current local information and MoDOT's Traveler Information Map for state highways, incidents, cameras, work zones, and weather. Conditions and dates change, so verify them at the time of travel.
Official City context for highways, arterials, and the local transportation network.
City explanation of street responsibilities and maintenance programs.
Current local closure notices; confirm dates and use MoDOT for state-route conditions.
Live state-highway incidents, closures, work zones, cameras, weather, and road conditions.
State guidance for roadside visibility and disabled-vehicle safety.
MoDOT's explanation of the legal duty to make reasonable efforts to move certain drivable crash vehicles from the travel lane.
Official Police Department answers and current contact guidance.
Official process for police reports and records requests.
Missouri DOR forms and instructions for abandoned-property towing, notice, and title procedures.
City business-license 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.