AAA - The Auto Club Group said in a news release said the aim of “Tow to Go” is to prevent people from driving impaired and get their vehicle home safely too. The program should be used as a last resort, AAA said, but is free to those who need it.

The AAA program, which ends at 6 a.m. Monday, Dec. 2, is available in Florida as well as Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, North Dakota, Nebraska, Tennessee, Colorado (Denver), North Carolina (Charlotte), Indiana (Fort Wayne/South Bend). The service, which offers a ride for drivers and vehicle towing, is free but AAA urges it to be used as a last resort.

OMAHA, Neb. (KCAU) — AAA will be offering their holiday Tow to Go service once again for the Thanksgiving weekend. In a release from AAA, they said that they’ll be offering the free service beginning on Wednesday to help crack down on impaired driving during the holiday weekend.

AAA is also launching its “Tow to Go” for the holiday weekend. It’s a program that is offering a safe ride for “would-be impaired drivers,” according to AAA. “If you plan to consume alcohol or drugs this weekend, make plans for a safe ride home first. If your plans fall through, you can call AAA, and we’ll get you to a safe place,” Jenkins said.

DEARBORN, Mich. (WLUC) - AAA is preparing for a busy Thanksgiving holiday weekend, expecting to respond to more than 570,000 calls from drivers with car trouble. Beginning at 6:00 p.m. local time Wednesday evening, The Auto Club Group will also launch its free ‘Tow to Go’ service, which is aimed at preventing impaired driving.

As travel get busier for Thanksgiving, AAA will once again be offering to help keep the roads safe from impaired drivers with their 'Tow to Go' program.Tow to G

In preparation for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, AAA, the Auto Club Group, will launch a free "Tow to Go service to prevent impaired driving.