US-169 exits
Say northbound or southbound and name the nearest numbered street exit. Explain whether the vehicle is before the ramp, on the ramp, beyond it, or on an adjacent access road.

An Owasso call should include the US-169 exit or the numbered north street and nearest entrance.
(918) 830-0773Dispatch confirms the job, available equipment, quote, and current ETA for the call.
US-169 runs beside several numbered east-west streets, and large retail properties can have entrances from more than one road. Give the street number, direction, and the entrance closest to the vehicle.
Say northbound or southbound and name the nearest numbered street exit. Explain whether the vehicle is before the ramp, on the ramp, beyond it, or on an adjacent access road.
Use the complete numbered street and nearest cross street. A pin plus north or south side of the road helps when medians limit direct access.
Name the store, building, row, or subdivision entrance. Tell dispatch about a gate, parking structure, loading area, or congested driveway that changes truck access.
A large lot or development may span several entrances. Dispatch needs the entrance a truck can use, the vehicle's position inside the property, and a complete destination.
Read the closest exit sign and report direction, ramp position, and whether the car is clear of traffic. Call 911 for immediate roadway danger and follow any instructions from responders.
Prepare the highway tow requestGive the property name or street number, nearest entrance, scene authority when one is present, visible wheel and body damage, and where the vehicle is authorized to go.
Review the recovery call detailsReport the exact model, drive condition, wheel damage, low clearance, modifications, and destination. Dispatch, not the page, confirms whether an available truck fits the job.
Gather model and loading detailsPairing those two facts helps dispatch distinguish the correct side of US-169 or a multi-entrance property before an operator starts toward the pickup.