Towing in Surfside, FL

Surfside is a low-rise beach town between 88th and 96th Streets on the barrier island — Collins Avenue on the sand side and Harding Avenue carrying the shops. At.

Two avenues, eight blocks

Collins and Harding Avenues run the town’s eight-block length; the numbered streets between them are the whole address system. Give the avenue plus the street number — ‘Harding at 93rd’ — and the call is located.

Beachside pickups

Most Surfside calls are curbside pickups on the numbered streets or the avenues; the beach ends the grid on the east and there is nothing past it. On Collins itself, give the direction and the nearest numbered street.

Practical notes for a Surfside call

The address system is simple: avenue plus number. On the avenues, say which direction the car was pointing; inside the eight numbered blocks, the nearest corner is enough for the truck to find the spot without a pin.

The 96th Street edge

96th Street is Surfside’s north line — Bay Harbor Islands begins on the other side, and drivers blur the two. For the call it makes no difference: the avenue name and the street number resolve it either way. On 96th itself, give your direction — the bridge to the mainland side is right there and the truck may approach from either direction.

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Reference points in Surfside

If you are near Harding Avenue, the Surfside Community Center or 96th Street Park, say so on the call — those are the spots dispatch recognizes fastest in Surfside. Start with the Surfside Community Center if the car ended up on that side.

Questions from Surfside drivers

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