The main artery through St. Charles County, and where most of our highway calls come from. Tell us your direction and the last exit — that is all we need.
On the shoulder right now? Get out of the traffic side of the vehicle, put your hazards on, and if you can do it safely, stand well back from the road behind a barrier. Then call (636) 466-8097 and tell us the highway, the direction you were traveling, and the last exit or mile marker you passed. That is all we need to find you.
I-70 enters St. Charles County over the Blanchette Bridge from St. Louis County and runs west through St. Charles, St. Peters, O’Fallon and out to Wentzville, where it meets I-64. We run the whole of it.
The exits people actually break down near, going west: Fifth Street and Zumbehl in St. Charles, Cave Springs, Mid Rivers Mall Drive and Jungermann through St. Peters, Hwy K and Bryan Road in O’Fallon, and Wentzville Parkway and Hwy Z at the western end.
Speed and volume. This is a heavily loaded interstate with commuter traffic, freight, and cross-country drivers. A vehicle stopped on the shoulder is in a genuinely hazardous position, and a vehicle stopped in a lane is an emergency.
The shoulder varies. In places there is a generous shoulder. In others — particularly on the bridge approaches and through the older sections — there is very little. Where you have stopped changes how we approach the job.
Construction. MoDOT works this corridor regularly, and lane closures change both where you can safely stop and how quickly a truck can reach you. Mention any cones or barriers when you call.
The bridge bottleneck. An incident on the Blanchette backs traffic up for miles in both directions. A tow company coming from St. Louis County has to get through that; we do not.
Give us three things and we will find you: the highway (I-70), your direction of travel (eastbound or westbound — the shoulders can be a long way apart), and the last exit or mile marker you passed. A dropped pin from your phone works too.
Highway work is different from a driveway. Traffic is moving fast, the shoulder is narrow in places, and the priority is getting you and the vehicle off the road before anything else. Our drivers are insured, our trucks are marked, and we work highway calls every week across St. Charles County.
Whether it ends up being a tire change, a jump start, fuel, a winch-out, accident recovery or a straight tow, one call covers it.
We also run I-64 / US-40 along the southern edge of the county, Highway 370 and the Discovery Bridge, Highway 364 / Page Avenue, Highway 94 south through the wine country, Highway 79 north, and the Blanchette Bridge itself.
Tell us the direction and the last exit. We will do the rest.
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