825-888-5533Towing guides
Plain answers to common questions about towing, collisions and roadside problems in Edmonton.
You have the right to pick your own tow truck after an accident in Alberta unless the police instruct the tow. This article outlines the situations in which the police have to intervene, the 200 m rule against uninvited tow trucks, what tow truck companies have to offer in accordance with the 2026 laws, and tow truck chasers.
Read the guide →Confused about where to take your car after an accident in Edmonton? Here are your 4 options: a body shop that you pick, the body shop or yard that your insurance company recommends, your dealership, or your home. This article will help you decide which option is best and the precautions to take in each situation.
Read the guide →In most cases, it comes down to who is to blame for the incident. This guide explains how DCPD protects you when you’re not at fault, how collision insurance and your deductible work when you are, what happens with shared fault and storage fees, and how direct insurance billing works for accident tows.
Read the guide →Knowing what to do after a car accident in Edmonton keeps you safe and protects your claim. This guide walks you through six steps: staying safe, moving your car out of traffic, exchanging details and taking photos, reporting crashes with $5,000+ in damage at a Collision Reporting Centre, arranging a tow, and calling your insurer.
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