Towing in Three Lakes, FL

Three Lakes is the subdivision belt south of The Crossings in southwest Miami-Dade — Deerwood, Bonita Lakes and the namesake section between SW 120th Street and Coral Reef Drive. At.

The band from 120th to Coral Reef

The community fills the band between SW 120th Street on the north and Coral Reef Drive on the south, with SW 137th Avenue on the west and the Turnpike line on the east. Those four references locate most calls; inside the belt, the section names — Deerwood, Bonita Lakes — narrow it further.

The zoo at the south edge

Zoo Miami’s fence forms the south border, so a driver ‘by the zoo’ is on the Coral Reef Drive side. On the interior lakes streets a WhatsApp pin is quicker than describing which loop you are on — the roads bend around the water.

Practical notes for a Three Lakes call

The section names are the shortcut: ‘Deerwood’ or ‘Bonita Lakes’ plus a street name is a complete description. On the border roads — 120th, Coral Reef, 137th — add your direction of travel and the nearest corner.

Around the lakes

The streets bend around the lakes they were built for, which means a dropped pin beats a verbal description inside the loops. If you can only describe, name the section — Deerwood, Bonita Lakes or Three Lakes proper — plus the nearest numbered street, and dispatch sorts the rest. The border roads are the reliable anchors: 120th on top, Coral Reef on the bottom.

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Reference points in Three Lakes

If you are near the three namesake lakes, the Deerwood and Bonita Lakes sections or the SW 120th Street edge, say so on the call — those are the spots dispatch recognizes fastest in Three Lakes. Start with the Deerwood and Bonita Lakes sections if the car ended up on that side.

Questions from Three Lakes drivers

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