Art's Towing

03/10/2022

Anyone need a fire hydrant moved? We've got you! 😂 Thank you for the picture, you guys do amazing work
Art's Towing
541-882-8511

01/03/2022

Following a beautifully clear, cold, blue sky weekend, the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for much of Southern Oregon and Northern California for the potential of severe winter snow. Up to 30 inches of snow may fall in the highest elevations with blizzard conditions at p

12/28/2021

12/28/2021

12/21/2021

Like it or not, it looks like snow ❄ is in much of Oregon’s near future. Snow brings visibility issues, freezing temperatures, hidden black ice, and terrible driving conditions. Then add in holiday travel and this has the makings for some frustrating travel.

First, let’s all remember that everyone is just trying to get to their destinations safely, so be patient, give yourself plenty of time and know before you go by checking your routes using www.tripcheck.com.

Second, be winter wise and follow these simple Driving Do’s & Don’ts

🔹Take a little extra time to clear your car of snow and ice before leaving for your destination.

🔹There are three actions you do most when you drive: accelerate, turn, and brake. In winter weather, you should only do one of those actions at a time. Attempting more than one of these actions at once can cause slide-outs, spin-outs, and other harmful scenarios.

🔹When traveling downhill, if possible, switch to a lower gear, and gently tap your brakes. This helps to avoid burning your brakes, and in winter weather, it helps keep traction.

🔹Keep momentum when traveling uphill to avoid getting stuck.

🔹When driving at night, keep your headlight beams low. High beams can amplify the appearance of snow and lead to decreased visibility.

🔹Slow down – driving too fast for conditions causes most crashes.

🔹If you encounter a multi-car collision, stay in your car. You’re safer in your car than outside of it.

🔹Signage is your best friend – look ahead and plan ahead for abrupt turns or stops.

🔹Always wear your seat belt.

🔹Never drive distracted.

🔹Never ever drive impaired.

Not all of us have the same feelings about the snow. This is one of our Fish & Wildlife Troopers who loves this time of year. One thing we all agree upon is that we hope everyone reaches their destinations safely.
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12/21/2021

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - The Medford, Ore. office of the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for much of the quad county area. Up to 6 inches of new snow and winds upwards of 50 MPH are expected.

12/10/2021

A series of wet and cold low-pressure systems will move across Northern California and Southern Oregon Saturday through Tuesday likely resulting in heavy snowfall across much of Northern California in Siskiyou County, the Siskiyou Mountains, and the Oregon Cascades. While details are still to be det

12/09/2021

Are you traveling over the Cascades today? Expect snow and ice on Oregon mountain passes.

See live weather conditions all in one place at https://www.klamathfallsnews.org/cameras

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12/07/2021

KLAMATH FALLS, OR – On Thursday, December 9 from 6:00-10:00 PM, Main Street and Spring Street will be closed to accommodate the Snowflake Festival Parade, parade traffic, and parade entries staging. The parade will disband on Timbermill Drive.

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving from our little Tow Family, to yours. Please be safe out there.

Ace Towing
541-884-9388