Florida’s Turnpike · Palm Beach County · 24/7
Stuck on the Turnpike? We run it every night.
Flatbed pickup on Florida’s Turnpike through Palm Beach County — the shoulder, the exits, and the West Palm Beach Service Plaza. Same flat price as any street in town.
What to tell us: your direction and the nearest exit or mile marker. On the Turnpike the exit number is the mile marker, which makes it easy — Boynton Beach Blvd is 86, Lake Worth Road is 93. Or send a GPS pin and dispatch reads your exact spot. $125 covers hook-up plus the first 5 miles, then $5 a mile — tolls are our problem, not a line on your bill.
First: get safe. Then call.
- ✓ Signal and coast fully onto the shoulder — as far right as the pavement allows, wheels straight.
- ✓ Hazards on, day or night. At night, add the dome light so you’re visible.
- ✓ If there’s a guardrail or barrier, get behind it — exit through the passenger side, away from traffic.
- ✓ If there’s nowhere safe to stand, stay belted inside until the truck arrives. Never stand directly behind or in front of the car.
- ✓ Florida’s Move Over law covers you: since 2024, traffic must move over or slow down for any disabled vehicle with hazards on.
The Palm Beach County stretch we cover
| Exit / Mile | Interchange | Area |
|---|---|---|
| 81 | Atlantic Ave | Delray Beach / West Delray |
| 86 | Boynton Beach Blvd | Boynton Beach — our home exit |
| 93 | Lake Worth Rd | Greenacres / Lake Worth |
| ~94 | West Palm Beach Service Plaza | Safe meet-point, fuel, food — both directions |
| 97 / 99 | Southern Blvd · Okeechobee Blvd | West Palm Beach / Royal Palm Beach |
| North of 99 | PGA Blvd · Jupiter | Far-north corridor — confirm with dispatch |
Make it to the Service Plaza if you can
If the car still limps, the West Palm Beach Service Plaza near mile 94 beats any shoulder: lighting, fuel, food, restrooms, and room for the flatbed to load safely. Tell dispatch you’re at the plaza and which direction you were heading — it’s one of our smoothest pickups. If the car is done, don’t force it: the shoulder works, we do this nightly.
Road Rangers patrol here too
Florida’s Turnpike runs its own free Road Ranger service patrol for quick assists — a splash of fuel, a tire swap, traffic cover while you wait (dial *347 for FHP). For the actual tow to your mechanic, your dealer, or your driveway, that’s us: $125 + $5/mile after the first 5, quoted before we roll, cash or card on scene.
Quick answers
Can I call my own tow company on the Turnpike?
Yes — for a breakdown, you choose who tows you. (Only police-directed tows — crashes, abandoned vehicles — go to the Turnpike’s rotation list.) Call us directly and you know the company, the price, and the ETA before anything touches your car.
Do I pay the tolls for the tow?
No. The price is $125 plus mileage past the first 5 — tolls, fuel, and the truck are baked in. No surprise line items.
How do I know my mile marker?
On the Turnpike, exits are numbered by mile — so if you passed Boynton Beach Blvd (86) heading north, you’re in the 86–93 band. Green mile markers line the shoulder every two-tenths of a mile, or just send the GPS pin.
Is night pickup on the Turnpike safe?
It’s our routine: the flatbed positions behind your car with full lighting before anyone steps out, and Florida’s Move Over law requires traffic to give the scene a lane. Stay belted inside until we arrive — we’ll guide you from there.
On the Turnpike right now?
Or send your GPS pin — the phone is answered 24/7.