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December 2013 State of Colorado - Public Utilities Commission - Operating Rights System (OPR) Carriers With Permits ACTIVE, ACTIVE-LEASED, ACTIVE-TRANSFERRED, CANCELLED, ENCUMBERED, HEARING, INACTIVE, INACTIVE-TRANSFERRED, INACTIVE-LEASED, PENDIN CarrierCarrier PUC PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Carrier PUC Number T-03764 Lawrence Edward Smith T-03359 T-03651 Affordable Towing Inc T-03365 #1 Auto Recycling & Repair Inc dba 1st Access Towing & Recovery 1st Action Towing LLC dba 1st Affordable Towing 1937 South Bannock Street P.O. Box 1374 6619 East 123rd Drive P.O. Box 471418 Denver, CO 80223 Loveland, CO 80539 Brighton, CO 80602 Aurora, CO 80017 EXTREME AUTO REPAIR, INC T-03441 Brewstead Inc T-03155 McMurtry LLC T-04199 T-03388 dba 1st Class Towing dba 1st Class Towing Inc dba 1st Helping Hands Towing & Recovery 1st Response Towing Inc 10274 South Dransfeldt Road 10274 South Dransfeldt Road 4137 Dunkirk Court 1638 South Van Gordon Court Parker, CO 80134 Parker, CO 80134 Denver, CO 80249 Lakewood, CO 80228-3922 T-03555 TeeJay Miles Enterprise T-04157 T-04095 T-03914 1st Tow of Colorado Inc dba 24 Hour Automotive 24/7 Towing and Recovery LLC 285 Mountain Towing Inc 8508 South Valley Highway Road 3232 South Broadway 1930 South Federal Boulevard Suite B3 P.O. Box 413 Englewood, CO 80112 Englewood, CO 80113 Denver, CO 80219 Pine, CO 80470 Alan Wright T-03381 Robert Berryman T-03381 T-03381 Matthew Scott Martin T-04244 dba 285 Towing dba 285 Towing 285 Towing Inc dba 3 M Towing P.O. Box 163 P.O. Box 2062 P.O. Box 2062 4641 South Norfolk Way Fairplay, CO 80440 Fairplay, CO 80440-2062 Fairplay, CO 80440 Aurora, CO 80015 T-04310 T-04256 T-04129 T-03978 3 R Towing and Repair Inc 303 Denver Area Auto Body & Paint 303 Recovery & Investigations LLC 303 Towing & Recovery Inc P.O. Box 74 1801 West Colfax Avenue 3723 Delgany Street 6712 East Fonder Drive Gill, CO 80624 Denver, CO 80204 Denver, CO 80216 Parker, CO 80134 T-04360 T-03928 James Weese T-03251 David Temple T-03497 3V TOWING & DELIVERY, LLC 4 A's Towing LLC dba 44th Avenue Auto Service dba 5 Star Road Assist 3695 South Halifax Way 14860 East 43rd Avenue 2895 West 44th Avenue 7637 South Wellington Street Aurora, CO 80013 Denver, CO 80239 Denver, CO 80211 Centennial, CO 80122-3054 Frank Velez T-1681 David Gersch T-03518 DAN'S ENTERPRISES, INC. T-03518 T-04224 dba A & A Towing dba A & A Towing dba A & A Towing A & C Auto Transport and Towing LLC 11999 Colmans Way 3257 C Road 2805 Riverside Parkway 1482 South Chambers Circle Broomfield, CO 80020 Palisade, CO 81526 Grand Junction, CO 81501 Aurora, CO 80012 Selected Type(s): TOWING d_rslt_carriers_with_permits 11/26/2013 13:19 Prepared by: PUC - Fisher, Cheryl Page 1 of 78 State of Colorado - Public Utilities Commission - Operating Rights System (OPR) Carriers With Permits ACTIVE, ACTIVE-LEASED, ACTIVE-TRANSFERRED, CANCELLED, ENCUMBERED, HEARING, INACTIVE, INACTIVE-TRANSFERRED, INACTIVE-LEASED, PENDIN CarrierCarrier PUC PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Alfredo Rodriguez Baca T-03925 T-03801 T-03989 Louis M Mendes T-3085 dba A & C Towing A & D Town Towing LLC A & L Quality Towing Services dba A & L Towing & Storage 12265 Race Street P.O. Box 429 6765 West 19th Place # 203 400 County Road 10E Northglenn, CO 80241 Kiowa, CO 80117 Lakewood, CO 80214 Berthoud, CO 80513 Milton Hayes T-1725 Arthur Leo Roberts T-2281 Mark W Ivans T-2981 T-2925 dba A & M Auto Sales dba A & M Recovery Systems dba A & M Towing A & M Towing & Recovery Inc 4856 South Broadway P.O. Box 17957 7594 Heather Place 2265 La Montana Way Englewood, CO 80110 Colorado Springs, CO 80935 Denver, CO 80221 Colorado Springs, CO 80918 T-03708 A & R Automotive Service Inc T-2204 T-03948 Ayse Bekirova T-03855 A & M Towing LLP dba A & R Automotive Service and/or A & R To A & S Towing LLC dba A & Y Any Time Towing 1015 South Birch Street Apartment 406 203 Edison Street 7902 Grant Street 205 Curtis Street Glendale, CO 80246 Brush, CO 80723 Denver, CO 80229 Brush, CO 80723 Luis Carlos Bustillos T-03873 T-1986 Eric Scafidi T-03636 T-03924 dba A + AUTO RECYCLING A - Best Towing & Recovery Inc dba A A A Black Forest Towing A A A Mobile Service LLC 616 East 49th Avenue P.O. Box 2069 12570 Kenedo Circle P.O. Box 798 Denver, CO 80216 Elizabeth, CO 80107 Elbert, CO 80106 Delta, CO 81416 T-03813 T-370 Ashley's Aurora Towing & Pawn T-2446 T-03915 A A A Nationwide Towing & Recovery Inc A A American Inc dba A A Towing Company A Advantage Towing Inc 7561 South Logan Drive 28753 Highway 160 East 3140 South Peoria Suite 283 8547 East Arapahoe Road J324 Littleton, CO 80122 Durango, CO 81301 Aurora, CO 80014 Greenwood Village, CO 80112 Leonard J Lopez T-03751 Bill Jarvis Inc T-872 Bryan C Strange T-04079 Melvin G Hagen T-2500 dba A And A Auto Recycling dba A Auto Towing Service dba A B C Towing dba A B C Towing & Recovery P.O. Box 27432 P.O. Box 1944 P.O. Box 16243 159 Sundance Drive Lakewood, CO 80127 Grand Junction, CO 81502 Colorado Springs, CO 80935 Grand Junction, CO 81503 James S Mitchell T-3096 T-04030 T-04038 Jonah Perl T-03509 dba A B S Towing A Bargain Towing LLC A Better Recycler LLC dba A Burning Desire To Tow 15391 Road 59 72 Waltham Avenue 13865 Jersey Street 3855 South Monaco Parkway, 161 Burlington, CO 80807 Manitou Springs, CO 80829 Thornton, CO 80602 Denver, CO 80237 Selected Type(s): TOWING d_rslt_carriers_with_permits 11/26/2013 13:19 Prepared by: PUC - Fisher, Cheryl Page 2 of 78 State of Colorado - Public Utilities Commission - Operating Rights System (OPR) Carriers With Permits ACTIVE, ACTIVE-LEASED, ACTIVE-TRANSFERRED, CANCELLED, ENCUMBERED, HEARING, INACTIVE, INACTIVE-TRANSFERRED, INACTIVE-LEASED, PENDIN CarrierCarrier PUC PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Shawn Heaney T-03239 Aldo Frias T-04075 T-04075 T-03796 dba A C S Towing dba A C Towing A C Towing LLC A C V Towing and Recovery LLC 1952 West Union Avenue # B-1 9301 Yucca Way 9301 Yucca Way P.O. Box 211155 Englewood, CO 80110 Thornton, CO 80229 Thornton, CO 80229 Denver, CO 80221 T-03658 T-03888 Stacey A Thrap T-03453 T-03453 A Delux Towing Inc A Du Well Towing LLC dba A Dynamite Towing A Dynamite Towing Inc 1672 Weld County Road 11 5135 Emerson Street 908 Denargo Market 21200 East 31st Circle Erie, CO 80516 Denver, CO 80216 Denver, CO 80216 Aurora, CO 80011 Gary Tuttle T-03489 T-03630 Ardavaz Zarooki T-03337 Arlin L Dressel T-2938 dba A Hook Towing A J Automotive Inc dba A L A Flat Bed Towing dba A L D Automotive 4815 Emerson Street 1213 West 111th Place 15659 East Asbury Place P.O. Box 241 Denver, CO 80216 Northglenn, CO 80234 Aurora, CO 80013 Yuma, CO 80759 T-04016 Manuel Alvarez T-03917 A B & K Enterprises Inc T-03596 K-7 Inc T-3048 A One Towing LLC dba A P Autorecycling dba A P R Auto Care dba A Personal Touch Recovery Ltd 820 South Monaco # 344 5547 Troy Street 2450 East Platte Avenue P.O. Box 367 Denver, CO 80224 Denver, CO 80239 Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Arvada, CO 80001 T-2298 T-3016 M W Fetty Corporation T-03603 Auto Recycling Service Inc T-1809 A Quality Tow Inc A Quick Tow Inc dba A R K Automotive Repair dba A R S Towing 10250 South Progress Way 10080 West Center Avenue 12 North Research Drive 752 Agate Avenue Box 791 Parker, CO 80134 Lakewood, CO 80226 Pueblo West, CO 81007 Granby, CO 80446 Stuart Thompson T-2222 T-04154 T-3001 John Ditton T-03557 dba A S A P Towing A S A P Towing & Recovery Inc A Super Tow Inc dba A T S P.O. Box 1012 1336 Nokomis Drive 8702 Snowbird Way P.O. Box 252 Idaho Springs, CO 80452 Colorado Springs, CO 80915 Parker, CO 80134 Norwood, CO 81423 Sullivan Unlimited Inc T-03594 T-04325 T-03795 James S Jackson T-1041 dba A T S Towing A Towing Company & Roadside Services LLC A Towing Company Inc dba A West Side Auto Towing 7690 Irving Street 1181 Crest Drive P.O. Box 1057 P.O. Box 280709 Westminster, CO 80030 Craig, CO 81625 Commerce City, CO 80022-0057 Lakewood, CO 80228-0709 Selected Type(s): TOWING d_rslt_carriers_with_permits 11/26/2013 13:19 Prepared by: PUC - Fisher, Cheryl Page 3 of 78 State of Colorado - Public Utilities Commission - Operating Rights System (OPR) Carriers With Permits ACTIVE, ACTIVE-LEASED, ACTIVE-TRANSFERRED, CANCELLED, ENCUMBERED, HEARING, INACTIVE, INACTIVE-TRANSFERRED, INACTIVE-LEASED, PENDIN CarrierCarrier PUC PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Carrier PUC Number Carrier PUC Number R & S Services Inc T-1041 Adrian B Wade III T-04110 Gamaliel Portillo T-03454 Randy McFarland T-1746 dba A West Side Towing dba A and J Enterprises dba A-1 Amigos Towing dba A-1 Auto Service 16035 West 4th Avenue P.O. Box 1547 1213 South Alcott Street P.O. Box 206 Golden, CO 80401 Durango, CO 81302 Denver, CO 80219 Salida, CO 81201 C. S. COLLINS, INC. T-03349 T-03833 T-04221 Wayne Wiebe T-3124 dba A-1 Auto Service A-1 Automatics Inc A-1 Autow Recovery dba A-1 Towing 445 West Hwy 50 2500 East Main Street 14760 East Kentucky Drive # 336 6803 County Road 334 Salida, CO 81201 Trinidad, CO 81082 Aurora, CO 80012 Ignacio, CO 81137 Marcelo I Caraveo T-04364 Dan Wallace T-03322 Curtis Hedge T-2169 T-2485 dba A-1 Towing dba A-1 Towing & Transport dba A-1 Towing - A-1 Auto Salvage A-1 Towing And Recovery/Transport LLC 2225 South Irving Street 4862 Highway 348 P.O.
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