When can a tow truck be called even if towing is not required?

A tow truck can be called at the request of the driver even if towing is not required because it acknowledges the driver's discretion in managing their vehicle situation. If a driver feels that their vehicle is in a compromised position, poses a danger, or they simply prefer to have it removed for personal reasons, they have the right to request a tow truck. This option emphasizes the importance of cooperation and assistance in situations where the driver is seeking help or wishes to ensure their vehicle's safety without any legal obligation for towing.

This approach fosters a supportive environment for individuals facing vehicle-related challenges, demonstrating the role of law enforcement in community service beyond enforcing regulations.