How much does a long-distance tow cost from Lockport?

Lockport holds 26,094 residents with a median household income of $72,231 and a median family income of $81,717, in Will County. The city sits on the Illinois and Michigan Canal and served as the canal's headquarters while it operated, which is why its downtown looks older than the subdivisions around it. Illinois Route 7 and State Street carry the local traffic, with I-355 and I-55 nearby. Lockport's Metra station is on the Heritage Corridor, and that line runs weekday rush-hour service only between Joliet and Union Station. Population history here is worth a note: the 2000 census counted 15,191, a special census in 2003 counted 25,191, and the 2020 count was 26,094, so this is a town that grew fast and then settled. The rush-hour-only rail service shapes the local towing pattern more than anything else. A commuter with no midday train drives to the station, leaves the car for ten or eleven hours, and either overstays a posted limit or comes back after dark in January to a car that will not start. Add canal-corridor fog and ice that the regional forecast does not capture, and a historic downtown with narrow streets, and you have a small, specific market. Operators cover Route 7, State Street, the Metra station and the canal corridor.