Safety near the Route 5 corridor
If a vehicle stops near the bridge corridor or another limited-shoulder location, turn on hazards and move away from traffic when safe. Call 911 first for a blocked lane, collision or immediate danger.
24/7 Tow Line573-316-5005Hurricane Deck towing
The Hurricane Deck area connects Route 5 traffic with west-side lake roads, residential areas and visitor destinations. Camden County Tow provides towing and roadside support with one direct 24/7 call.
For towing, roadside assistance, winch-outs or vehicle transport in Hurricane Deck, call Camden County Tow’s 24/7 line at 573-316-5005. Share your exact location, vehicle condition and destination so current availability can be confirmed.
If a vehicle stops near the bridge corridor or another limited-shoulder location, turn on hazards and move away from traffic when safe. Call 911 first for a blocked lane, collision or immediate danger.
Direction of travel and the nearest road or business can prevent a long reroute. Send a map pin and state whether you are northbound or southbound on Route 5.
Battery service, tire changes, lockouts and fuel delivery may be available. Mechanical failure, overheating, collision damage or an unusable spare may require a tow.
Private drives and shoreline roads may have sharp grades and limited space. Describe the surface, available approach and vehicle position, especially if it is near water or off the pavement.

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This page is maintained by Camden County Tow for drivers, visitors and property decision-makers across Camden County and the Lake of the Ozarks. Call with the exact location and situation so current service availability can be confirmed.
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Yes, subject to current availability and safe access. Give your direction of travel and exact map location.
Call 911 and follow dispatcher instructions. Do not stand in the roadway or attempt repairs in an exposed traffic lane.
Fuel delivery may be available. Confirm fuel type, exact location and whether the vehicle is in a safe position.
Possibly. Safe photos and details about grade, surface, curves, gate access and turnaround space are important.
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