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Towing companies in New Brunswick

Pick your city below - or read the New Brunswick rules first, because what a tow operator can and can't do here is worth two minutes of your time.

Cities

Moncton

12 listings

Saint John

4 listings

Fredericton

5 listings

Dieppe

Coverage from nearby operators

Riverview

Coverage from nearby operators

Quispamsis

3 listings

Miramichi

4 listings

Edmundston

Coverage from nearby operators

Tracadie

Coverage from nearby operators

Bathurst

3 listings
Provincial Guide

Towing rules, numbers & prices in New Brunswick

The rules that protect you

New Brunswick towing operates under general consumer law and municipal rules. Accident tows are typically covered through your insurer's claim. Private-property towing requires posted signage in Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton.

Broken down on the highway

The Trans-Canada (Route 2) is the spine - long forested stretches between exits mean noting the nearest kilometre marker when you call for help genuinely speeds up your rescue. Moose are a real nighttime hazard on the 7, 8 and 11; if you hit one, treat it as a serious collision and call 911.

What it should cost

Rates run about $80–$115 hook-up plus $3–$4.25/km in the three cities. Fundy coast fog and winter ice storms drive seasonal spikes. Bilingual operators are common in the southeast and north.

Winter

Ice storms are NB's specialty hazard - when freezing rain is forecast on 511, the safest tow is the one you don't need. Winch-outs surge after every event.

Numbers to save

911
Emergencies

511
New Brunswick 511 - road conditions and closures, including the TCH

1-888-506-7267
NB RCMP non-emergency

New Brunswick at a glance

31 towing & roadside companies listed across 10 cities.