How much does a car lockout cost in Algiers?

Algiers is the only Orleans Parish neighborhood on the Mississippi's West Bank, and that changes the towing math here in a real way. Every vehicle heading to the rest of New Orleans has to cross the Crescent City Connection or take the Canal St Ferry, so a bridge incident or heavy CCC congestion, and this bridge alone carries roughly 180,000 vehicles a day, backs up calls on both banks at once. Algiers Point's dense historic shotgun-house streets draw a steady tourist-adjacent crowd off the ferry landing, walking the Point and parking wherever they can find a spot, and the Behrman Hwy and General Meyer Ave commercial strip covers the everyday commuter and private-lot side of the work. Higher, drier ground than most of the East Bank means Algiers avoids the worst of the routine street flooding that hits the Core, our calls here run more toward bridge-adjacent breakdowns and Point-area lockouts than water rescues. We reach Algiers Point, the ferry landing, and the Behrman Hwy corridor in about 25 to 35 minutes, running flatbed for the Point's dense historic streets and wheel-lift for the ordinary Behrman Hwy commuter calls.