Winter mornings on the Main Street hill are the ones we plan around. A car slides on the way down toward Greenwich Cove, ends up sideways against a curb with nowhere to swing a truck. Steep grade, narrow lane, parked cars both sides. Slow winch-out, not a fast hook.
The rest of the volume comes off Route 4, which starts here and feeds I-95 at Exits 8 and 9. Commuter speeds, thin shoulder. Division Street and Frenchtown Road are steadier: dead batteries in the plaza lots, keys shut inside a running car. Spring and fall, the Greenwich Bay marinas add trailer and yard moves. West of Route 2 it's late-model vehicles, so those ride the flatbed, not a wheel-lift.
The hill, Route 4, and the marina lots
Can you actually get a truck down Main Street when it's iced over?
We'd rather stage up top and winch you out than take a loaded truck down that grade. Tell the dispatcher which side of the hill you're on.
Do you move boat trailers around the Greenwich Bay marinas?
Yes, launch-ramp pulls too. Have the trailer length and tongue type ready when you call.