06/24/2026
Some tows leave a mark long after the scene is cleared.
Every impaired driving collision affects families, first responders, tow operators, and entire communities. We see the aftermath firsthand. Twisted steel can be replaced.
Lives cannot.
That’s why Tuber Towing & Recovery is proud to support MADD Edmonton and Area Annual Crashed Car Campaign. We’re honoured to stand alongside MADD, Edmonton Police Service, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta and the many organizations committed to making our roads safer.
With summer here, more people are heading out camping, visiting family, enjoying patios, and making memories. Before you leave, make a plan to get home safely. Call an Uber, take a taxi, arrange a designated driver, or stay the night. It will always cost less than the alternative.
If you see someone you believe is driving impaired, don’t hesitate to call 911. One phone call could save a life.
We hope this display serves as a powerful reminder that no destination is worth risking your life or someone else’s.
Drive sober. Arrive alive.
We’re proud to support this campaign because some calls should never have to happen. ❤️🚛
Today we launch our Annual Crashed Car Campaign at Blackjack's Roadhouse in Nisku. The crashed car is a dramatic visual reminder of the dangers of impaired driving. Thank you to everyone that came out today to support our mission to stop impaired driving and help the victims of this violent crime. It will stay there for the month of July, then move to Sherwood Park and then Memories Funeral Home on St. Albert Trail till after the September long weekend.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! We couldn't do this without the support of our amazing sponsors Blackjacks Roadhouse & Games RoomTuber Towing & RecoveryEdmonton Police ServiceRoyal Canadian Mounted Police in AlbertaDignity Memorial.comYozipity
With the summer upon us, we are seeing more people going out camping, visiting family and friends, and going to beaches and parks. Please plan ahead for a safe ride home. Call an UBER, taxi, take transit, arrange for a designated driver or stay over night.
We hope that our Crashed Car is a strong reminder that is it never okay to drive impaired!! Make the commitment to never drive impaired. And if you see a driver, you suspect is impaired, please call 911.
We can all play a role in keeping our roads safe.