Towing forms built for Florida operators
Consent tow authorizations and junk car bills of sale, completed and signed from the phone on scene.
What every Florida authorization carries
USDOT number
Printed on every document along with your company name and logo.
Truck and driver
The unit that performed the tow and the operator who signed it are recorded on the form.
Vehicle and VIN
Scan the VIN plate with the camera instead of typing 17 characters at 2 a.m.
Charges
The agreed price stays on the form and rolls up into your monthly and yearly totals.
Signature and timestamp
Signed in person or through a link, stored with the exact date and time.
Photos
Pickup, damage and drop-off photos attached to the record and printed on the PDF.
Frequently asked questions
What is a consent tow in Florida?
A consent tow is one authorized by the vehicle owner or their representative, as opposed to a non-consent or law-enforcement-directed tow. The authorization document is what proves the owner agreed to the tow and the charges.
What information should the authorization contain?
Company name and USDOT number, the truck and driver performing the tow, the vehicle year, make, model, color and VIN, pickup and drop-off locations, the agreed charges, and the customer's signature with date and time.
Do I still need paper copies?
EzTowForm generates a PDF you can hand over, text, or print. The customer can also download their own copy from the signing link.
Is this legal advice?
No. EzTowForm gives you editable templates and a record-keeping tool. Local ordinances vary by city and county, so confirm your requirements with your own counsel or your local licensing office.