Criminal charges, convictions cited in denial of licences for two London, Ont. towing companies - London | Globalnews.ca

Dawyne Cameron, director of the London Towing Association, said he was glad the city was holding tow truck operators accountable.“These bylaws, you know, some people don’t agree with them, but they’re there for a reason, make sure everyone’s on the same playing field,” said Cameron, who is also co-owner of Clarke’s and Sturdy’s Services.

The city will hear appeals from two other businesses in June, and in the meantime, is reminding motorists that licenced tow truck operators don a blue sticker from the city. Licenced tow trucks and impound lots are also listed on“The message to the public is that accident scenes are stressful enough when you’re in them… so people should be acquainted with tow trucks and choose companies that are licensed,” Katolyk said.

The company has also been the subject of several police complaints, and an investigation for a charge of stunt driving, according to the documents.

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