Location: Mississauga/ Toronto, Can
Posted on: 12-12-10 00:33:58
CAA membership is one option. Alternately, try out 'Roadside Assistance' from PCFinancial if you already have their credit card.
Links: http://www.caa.ca/automotive/automotive-e.cfm & http://pcfinancial.ca/english/credit-cards/pc-mastercard
Trinity
Location: Mississauga/ Toronto, Can
Posted on: 12-12-10 00:36:43
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Originally posted by Maharaj
So what are City by-laws? Where can people access it?
Here are 2 links (the first link is from the city of Mississauga) that provides details:
http://www.mississauga.ca/portal/business/towtruck
http://www.mississauga.com/article/26511
Trinity
I am not sure if these CAA or other roadside assistance applies in case of Accident. my roadside accident provider denied covering for towing in case of accident...so you might want to check on that...,..,
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Originally posted by anand_va
I am not sure if these CAA or other roadside assistance applies in case of Accident. my roadside accident provider denied covering for towing in case of accident...so you might want to check on that...,..,
If the property damage is less than $1000.00 (estimated), then CAA will tow according to your membership. If the property damage is over $1000, they need a police report # prior to towing.
I believe this rule applies to private towing as well - not 100% sure.
Hiren
I PREFER GET CAA SERVICE ITS VERY HELPFULL WHEN U LOST YOUR MIND AT THE ACCIDENT TIME.......
Location: God's own country
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Reopening a 3 year old thread makes me come to the conclusion that nothing has changed in Canada for the past 3 years. The same opportunities, same rip off's...
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