Light-duty towing refers to the process of towing smaller vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, and light trucks. This type of towing is typically used for vehicles that are not heavily loaded or damaged, making it easier and safer to transport them. Light-duty tow trucks are designed to handle these lighter loads, often equipped with flatbeds or wheel-lift systems. Common scenarios for light-duty towing include breakdowns, accidents, or illegal parking. Towing services may be called to assist drivers in need, ensuring that vehicles are safely removed from the road or transported to a repair shop. This service helps maintain traffic flow and provides support to stranded motorists.