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Viewpoint: Praise, thank and protect Montana's tow-truck drivers

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More tow truck drivers are killed or injured every year on these calls than police or fire personnel. Ambulances leave first followed by police and fire. But the wrecker crew is left alone, no walls of flashing lights commanding attention. Many drivers go speeding by, ignorantly refusing to slow down and move over for them.
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Missoula CurrentMissoula Current

Viewpoint: Praise, thank and protect Montana's tow-truck drivers

Vincent Vaccaro writes, "They stay cleaning glass, oil and debris off the road, keeping us all safe. They clear vehicles off the roads so we can drive on them without danger. Many times, they’re doing this work alone with no extra protection." Continue reading…

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Missoula Current broke the news in on Thursday, September 21, 2023.
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