Tow truckRomania

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39. Tow truck

A tow truck is a specialised vehicle used to recover, tow, lift or transport vehicles that are broken down, damaged, incorrectly parked or otherwise unable to continue their journey normally. Tow trucks may use lifting equipment, a winch, wheel-lift equipment or a loading platform.

Because vehicle recovery can take place beside moving traffic, tow trucks commonly use warning lights and other safety equipment while working. Drivers approaching a recovery operation should reduce speed where necessary, leave sufficient space and follow any temporary traffic control or instructions from authorised personnel.

A tow truck removes an illegally parked vehicle. (Moscow, Russia)
Wikimedia.org • Stolbovsky • CC BY-SA
What is a tow truck?

A tow truck is a specialised vehicle designed to recover, tow, lift or transport vehicles that are disabled, damaged or otherwise need to be removed.

🔗 wegcode.be • Belgium, Technical Requirements Decree of 15 March 1968, Article 1, recovery vehicle classification; national example

🔗 wetten.overheid.nl • Vienna Convention on Road Traffic, Article 34, priority-vehicle exemptions; international framework subject to national law

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rule 219, emergency and incident support lights; national guidance example

How can a tow truck move another vehicle?

Tow trucks may use a wheel lift, lifting arm, winch, towing equipment or loading platform. The recovery method depends on the type and condition of the vehicle being moved.

🔗 jerrdan.com • Jerr-Dan, recovery carriers and equipment

🔗 jerrdan.com • Jerr-Dan, recovery boom and wheel-lift wreckers

Do flashing lights give a tow truck emergency-vehicle priority?

Not necessarily. Warning lights used for vehicle recovery usually indicate a hazard rather than giving the tow truck the same legal priority as a police car, ambulance or fire vehicle.

🔗 wegcode.be • Belgium, Technical Requirements Decree of 15 March 1968, Article 1, recovery vehicle classification; national example

🔗 wetten.overheid.nl • Vienna Convention on Road Traffic, Article 34, priority-vehicle exemptions; international framework subject to national law

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rule 219, emergency and incident support lights; national guidance example

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