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The Transportation Agency Freeway Service Patrol roving tow trucks can give you a jump-start, tow you to the repair shop, or fill up your tank if you find yourself in need of assistance on the highway. |
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 The Freeway Service Patrol provides assistance to motorists who are stranded on the highway. A Freeway Service Patrol driver will help with changing a flat tire, jump starting a car, taping hoses and refilling a radiator, and providing a gallon of fuel. If the Freeway Service Patrol cannot start a vehicle, the car will be towed free of charge to the nearest California Highway Patrol-identified location. If needed, the Freeway Service Patrol will provide a free ride for a stranded motorist to the nearest telephone. The Freeway Service Patrol is funded through the California Department of Transportation. |
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Reduces traffic jams by providing quick response to stalls, helps stranded motorists, and saves fuel and air-polluting emissions by reducing stop and go traffic. Beat 1 located on US 101 north of Salinas. Beat 2 located on SR 1 between SR 68 and SR 156. |
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