About President George Bush Turnpike (PGBT)
The President George Bush Turnpike (commonly "PGBT" or "the Bush Turnpike") is a 52-mile tolled loop operated by NTTA. It curves around the northern half of DFW from Garland in the east, across Plano and Richardson, through Carrollton, and down through Irving to SH-161, connecting most of the major north Dallas suburbs.
Cities We Cover Along PGBT
Richardson, Plano, Garland, Rowlett, Sachse, Carrollton, Irving.
Why Breakdowns Happen Here
PGBT carries a mix of long-haul commuters and short-trip suburb traffic, with high speeds in the express sections. Common breakdown causes:
- Tire blowouts at highway speeds — debris pickup is common
- Overheating in summer in the Garland/Rowlett stretch
- Out-of-fuel events — exits are spaced apart in the northeast section
- Wildlife and debris strikes on the eastern segments
Major Exits We Respond To
If you call us, give us the nearest exit number — it's the fastest way for us to find you. Common exits along PGBT:
- I-635 / LBJ (south end, Garland)
- Lavon Drive / Garland
- Centerville Road
- Belt Line Road
- Naaman Forest Boulevard (Garland)
- Liberty Grove Road (Rowlett)
- Bunker Hill Road (Sachse)
- Renner Road
- Campbell Road (Richardson)
- Coit Road / Custer Road
- Independence Parkway
- Preston Road (Plano)
- Dallas North Tollway interchange
- Marsh Lane
- Josey Lane (Carrollton)
- I-35E interchange (Carrollton)
- MacArthur Boulevard (Irving)
- SH-114 (Irving / DFW Airport)
Safety on PGBT
PGBT is fully tolled and signs are clear, but if you break down, give us the nearest cross street and the direction you're heading. We have trucks staged in Garland, Richardson, and Carrollton specifically for this corridor.
Our Services on PGBT
- Light-duty towing — cars, SUVs, motorcycles, pickups
- Flatbed towing — for damaged vehicles, AWD, EVs, exotics
- Jump start — dead batteries on the shoulder
- Flat tire change — spare swap or tow to a tire shop
- Fuel delivery — gas or diesel brought to you
- Accident recovery — post-collision, insurance-friendly
- Winch-out — vehicles off the road or into a barrier