What are most tow agencies licensed to remove once an incident has been terminated?

Most tow agencies are licensed to remove the vehicle once an incident has been terminated. This typically occurs when the scene is deemed safe and all necessary emergency services have completed their operations. The removal of the vehicle is crucial to restoring normal traffic flow and ensuring public safety.

While it is true that some agencies may also handle other tasks like cleaning up fluid spills or debris from the roadway, the primary responsibility of a tow agency is to safely and efficiently remove vehicles that are no longer operable due to an accident or breakdown. This action helps to prevent further hazards on the road and assists in the management of the accident scene.

Personal belongings, while they may need to be returned to the vehicle's owner, are typically not the responsibility of the tow agencies at the scene, as their focus is on vehicle removal.