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Kansas tow truck calls increase after snowstorm

Kansas tow truck calls increase after snowstorm
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Cold weather taking its toll on cars, towing crews

Cold weather taking its toll on cars, towing crews     LENEXA, Kansas (KCTV/KSMO ) Road crews and towing companies are finishing up one of their busiest weeks ever. Trucks with Santa Fe Towing have been out on the roads almost constantly since last weekend. A typical winter day may have about 100-120 tows, but this week they’re averaging 150-200 every day. AAA Kansas also reports doubling their efforts. It says about 80 percent of their calls were for dead batteries or cold-weather-related engine failure. Experts say drivers may have skipped getting routine maintenance done this year in the pandemic. Santa Fe Towing says the extended snap of extreme temperatures takes a toll on batteries. And in this cold, there’s more pressure to get out to people when they’re stranded.

Monday busiest day of the season so far for Kansas City tow truck drivers

Monday busiest day of the season so far for Kansas City tow truck drivers Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Ron Busse/KSHB Santa Fe Tow Service in Lenexa, Kansas, had its busiest day of the season Monday, responding to nearly 300 calls of cars off the roads. and last updated 2021-02-08 19:30:37-05 LENEXA, Kan. — The current weather conditions in the Kansas City metro mean it s all-hands-on-deck at local tow truck companies. Kaileigh Kupchin, office manager at Santa Fe Tow Service in Lenexa, said the company received nearly 300 calls for service by midday Monday.

Tow truck drivers study weather to prepare for road conditions

Tow truck drivers study weather to prepare for road conditions Charlie Keegan Tow truck drivers with Santa Fe Tow Service in Lenexa, Kansas, say they study weather forecasts ahead of snowstorms to help them better prepare for their days. and last updated 2021-01-27 07:04:29-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tow truck drivers with Santa Fe Tow Service in Lenexa, Kansas, said they study weather forecasts ahead of snowstorms to help them better prepare for their days. About an inch of snow fell Tuesday night into Wednesday morning around the Kansas City metropolitan area. Tuesday morning, a lighter amount of snow froze on the streets, creating a busy workload for the towing company.

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