Towing in Miami Shores, FL

Miami Shores is a village of quiet, tree-lined streets between I-95 and Biscayne Boulevard in northeast Miami-Dade.

Between the interstate and the boulevard

I-95 runs along the village’s west edge and Biscayne Boulevard along the east — NE 96th Street and NE 2nd Avenue are the references inside. A call on the boulevard needs the block; a call inside the village needs the street and avenue.

Village streets

The interior is almost entirely residential — curbside and driveway pickups on calm blocks. The practical note is the golf-course middle: if the car is near the Miami Shores Country Club area, name the street on the nearest side and dispatch routes around it.

Practical notes for a Miami Shores call

Anchor to Biscayne or to the interstate first — ‘two blocks in from Biscayne on 96th’ is a complete description. Inside the village, give the street number and the avenue; the grid is regular enough that nothing is more than a few turns away.

Calls near the interstate

A breakdown on the village’s west side can be a surface-street call or an I-95 shoulder call — the difference changes how the truck approaches. If the car is on the expressway, direction plus the nearest exit name is the description; if it is on a village street near the interchange, give the street and avenue and treat it like any curbside pickup.

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Reference points in Miami Shores

Tell the dispatcher the vehicle sits by the Miami Shores Country Club, Brockway Memorial Library or the NE 96th Street corridor — the unit reaches the right side of Miami Shores without waiting for a pin. On the other end, Brockway Memorial Library does the same job.

Questions from Miami Shores drivers

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