Reflecting on the strength and unity of the towing industry, we bring you stories of resilience and advocacy in our latest episode. Experience the heartwarming tales from Olivia, the mother of Keegan Spencer, and his fiancée, as they share personal memories and the profound impact of the Survivor Fund on their lives. This episode introduces our new publication section, "A Voice for the Families, a Voice for the Fallen Families," dedicated to supporting towing families in their times of loss and providing a platform for their heartfelt stories and cherished memories.

Join us at the eighth annual Slow Down Move Over event in Hueytown, Alabama, where the vibrant towing community gathers in honor of John Hubbard. Wes Passmore and the Alabama Towing Association have organized this tribute to raise awareness for the safety of tow truck drivers and the importance of the Slow Down Move Over law. Alongside industry advocate Kevin Goodyear, we celebrate the selfless dedication of volunteers like Frank Ennis, whose contributions exemplify the spirit of the community.

Our conversation takes a deeper look into the legislative efforts crucial for the protection and advocacy of towing professionals. Through the story of Keegan Spencer, we explore how individuals like Matt Spencer and Kevin Goodyear are driving change to ensure safer roads. We emphasize the importance of collective action, urging support for both state and national associations. As we share these poignant stories, we invite you to stand united with us in the mission to create a safer environment for all towing professionals.