Our towing company on the Route 1 corridor in Rahway, NJ: fleets, docks, heavy trucks and the strip by the prison

A box truck stuck in a dock lane on Lawrence Street or East Hazelwood Avenue stops every unit behind it, so the fleet's dispatcher calls ours and the right size truck rolls first. Our driver clears the lane, then takes the unit to the fleet's shop or the dealer down Route 1.

Companies that call monthly get a rate sheet, a named account manager and one invoice.

Route 1 through Rahway has narrow shoulders and no room for a tractor to sit. A heavy-duty truck from the same fleet is assigned on the call; say the direction and the last cross street, and whether the trailer is loaded.

Card, Apple Pay or cash at the curb, itemized receipt for the carrier.

The lights at East Hazelwood Avenue, Lawrence Street and New Brunswick Avenue see rear-end hits daily. Call us before the rotation truck is waved in and your car goes to the body shop you pick on a flatbed, photographed for the adjuster. A car that still rolls should creep into the jughandle or the nearest lot entrance; a car that cannot means hazards on and you behind the guardrail.

The stretch of Route 1 toward the Woodbridge line, near East Jersey State Prison, is motels, gas stations and truck parking. Rentals that will not crank in the morning, visitors' cars dead after a long day, drivers who ran the tank dry looking for a pump. Our truck comes straight down Route 1 from Linden and the dispatcher quotes the mileage to wherever the car is going, in Rahway or across the line into Avenel.