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JeffTow

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  1. Brian. I lost your contact info when I replaced a lost phone. Text me your number and eMail address to 770-687-9846
  2. You're welcome Ron. I think we all had a great time and enjoyed seeing everyone again.
  3. Someone told me to check out the flying squirrel but idk yet.
  4. I always liked the buffet at the ChooChoo on Sunday morning. The City Diner thing is always too crowded, but the food is good and the cakes too.
  5. Just checked in, Ron. I brought you a hat. Maybe I'll see you around. Text me at 770-687-9846 Will this be your first trip to Chattanooga, Tn.? No, Been coming since the 1990's when it was at the ChooChoo. Where are you staying while in Chattanooga? The Chattanoogan again. Is there anything you're planning in Chattanooga? Not really. looking for suggestions. Is there anyplace you like to eat in Chattanooga? Not fast food. Somewhere we can sit down.
  6. Welcome Shane. Good luck with your new adventure.
  7. Negotiating traffic has been on my radar for some time. In most jurisdictions we don't have the necessary authority, training, or equipment, and to some degree self-control to move traffic. I'd like to see that change in the coming years through the Time Task Force program. I'm concerned that most tow operators have a frustration level that increases as a result of those three things. We tend to loose focus on safety as the seconds tick by. As for the horn, use what you have if nothing else works. I've always told myself to get there when I can, because if we, as towers refrain from bullying traffic then maybe, just maybe one day some TIM authority will say to themselves, "We need to get these guys here quicker and safer." Remember, too that in a lot of cases like the one here, any other first responder will have just as much trouble moving traffic to get by a dumbass commuter. Thoughts and opinions are my own and do not reflect the company I represent.
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