tow truck driver horror stories

One horror story is when a tow truck driver was called to a desolate area late at night. As he was hooking up the vehicle, he heard strange noises coming from the woods nearby. He felt like he was being watched. Suddenly, a figure emerged from the shadows, but before he could react, his truck's lights started flickering and the radio went haywire. He quickly got in his truck and drove off, leaving the vehicle behind.

I heard about a tow truck driver who got a call to a haunted house area. When he was towing the car away, the mirrors of his truck showed a face that wasn't there in reality. He blinked a few times thinking it was his imagination, but the face kept appearing. He sped up to get away from that place. It was really terrifying for him.

A woman's car broke down on a lonely road at night. She called a tow truck. When the tow truck arrived, the driver was very creepy. He made inappropriate comments and drove in a very erratic way while towing her car. She felt extremely unsafe during the whole process.

One horror story is about a truck driver who was driving at night on a lonely highway. Suddenly, his headlights started flickering and then went out completely. He could barely see the road but managed to pull over just in time to avoid a huge pothole that could have overturned his truck.

Time management could be a big challenge. A tow truck driver has a busy job, so finding time to write between tows can be difficult. Also, they might lack the traditional writing education that some other authors have. But they can overcome this by reading books on writing.

There are also horror stories where the tow truck's equipment fails while towing a car. For instance, the tow chain or cable breaks and the car being towed is left in a dangerous position, like in the middle of a busy road. This not only endangers the car itself but also other vehicles on the road. And if there is any damage to the car due to this equipment failure, the towing company may try to avoid liability by making up excuses.

Yes, a tow truck driver can definitely write a novel. Inspiration could come from the daily experiences on the job. For example, the different people they meet during a tow, the strange situations they encounter like towing a really old or unique vehicle. Also, the long hours on the road might give them time to think and create stories in their heads. Maybe they could write a mystery novel where the key clue is found in a towed car.

Once, a truck driver was driving on a lonely, fog - covered road at night. Suddenly, he saw a figure in the middle of the road. He slammed on the brakes but when he got out to check, there was nothing. As he got back in the truck, he felt a cold hand on his shoulder, but when he turned, there was no one. He sped away in terror.

Uncanny encounters with unknown entities are common. It could be a feeling of being watched, or actually seeing something like a shadowy figure approaching the truck. Sometimes, it's a strange sound that seems to be following the truck, like a low growl or a high - pitched wail, which adds to the horror element.

There's the story of a truck driver who was on a long - haul journey. He stopped at a motel for the night. When he woke up in the middle of the night, he saw a face at the window. He was frozen in fear. When he finally got the courage to look again, the face was gone. But he couldn't sleep for the rest of the night and left the motel as soon as it was light. He later found out that the motel had a reputation for being haunted.