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Ottawa is crossed by Highway 417, the Queensway, with Highway 416 running south to the 401 and Highway 174 serving the east end. TrueNorth Roadside Rescue dispatches flatbed towing and mobile roadside help across the city, from Kanata to Orléans and Barrhaven to Carp, around the clock.
Winters here are long and cold, which is when batteries fail and vehicles end up in snowbanks. Tell dispatch your location and what the vehicle is doing, and we will confirm the service and price before a driver is sent.
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Main east-west route through the city, from Kanata and Stittsville through downtown to Orléans.
North-south route linking Barrhaven and Nepean to Highway 401.
East-end route through Gloucester and Orléans.
Major arterials in the south and east of the city.
Cold mornings are when weak batteries fail. A mobile technician can boost the battery where you are parked, and recommend testing if it keeps failing.
Battery boost in OttawaHeavy commuter traffic and winter conditions make roadside waits risky. A flatbed moves the disabled vehicle off the highway safely.
Emergency towing in OttawaRoads around Carp, Greely and Manotick can drift over in winter. Winching and recovery handles vehicles stuck in snow or ditches.
Winching and recovery in OttawaBusy lots around Centretown, Kanata and Barrhaven are common places to lock keys in the car or pick up a flat.
Lockout service in OttawaOttawa falls within Eastern Ontario. See every city we serve on the coverage areas page. Dispatch is reachable at (647) 633-8885 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. You can also review our towing and roadside pricing or contact dispatch.
TrueNorth Roadside Rescue customers can request towing or roadside assistance online through MyTow and follow their service request digitally. Prefer to talk to someone? Call dispatch at (647) 633-8885, any time.
