SR-874 connects the Turnpike to SR-826 across the south county suburbs — the corridor for Kendall, The Hammocks, Kendale Lakes and the Cutler Bay and Palmetto Bay side of the map.
Stuck? We answer any hour.
English or Spanish — a real arrival window and price on the call.
Breakdowns on SR-874 are the calls where location details matter most: shoulder or lane, which direction, and the nearest exit or cross street. Our dispatch base in south Miami-Dade means arrival times vary along the corridor — the dispatcher quotes the real ETA for your exact spot when you call.
If you break down on this road
- Signal and get to the right shoulder — or the nearest exit or side street if the car still rolls.
- Hazards on. At night or in rain, stay inside with your belt on if traffic is moving fast beside you.
- Call (786) 818-2259 or message us on WhatsApp — give the road name, your direction of travel and the nearest exit, mile marker or cross street.
- Tell dispatch if the vehicle is in a lane, on a narrow shoulder or anywhere traffic cannot safely pass — that changes how the truck approaches.
- If law enforcement or a road ranger arrives first, let them know a truck is already dispatched.
Cities along this corridor
- Kendall — 16 mi from base
- The Hammocks — 10 mi from base
- Kendale Lakes — 14 mi from base
- Cutler Bay — 11 mi from base
- Palmetto Bay — 13 mi from base
Common questions
What should I do first on a highway breakdown?
Get to the right shoulder or an exit, hazards on, and call (786) 818-2259 with your direction and the nearest exit or mile marker.
How long does a truck take to reach this corridor?
It depends where along the road you are — our base is in south Miami-Dade. Dispatch quotes the real ETA for your exact location on the call.
Need a tow right now?
24/7 dispatch. The exact ETA and price are confirmed on the call before anything moves.