New National Motorcycle Towing Network Launched by RESCUE-1 to Eliminate Challenges in Long-Distance Recovery

Introduction

On December 15, 2025, RESCUE-1, a professional motorcycle roadside assistance organization located in Osaka, Japan, will officially launch its new long-distance and high-difficulty motorcycle towing service. This initiative aims to bridge the gaps in the existing roadside support ecosystem, particularly for challenging scenarios that have traditionally been left unaddressed.

Background

In the realm of roadside assistance, many existing services operate under the assumption that vehicles can be towed while functional. This poses a problem when it comes to severely damaged motorcycles that may be immobile due to accidents, such as those with broken front wheels or locked tires. Often, these cases fall outside the standard operating parameters of traditional insurance-associated towing services. Recognizing the growing demand for tailored solutions to these complex situations, RESCUE-1 has previously provided individual support for these difficult cases and has now developed a comprehensive framework to address them on a broader scale.

New Solutions

To tackle the challenges presented by difficult motorcycle recovery scenarios, RESCUE-1 has pioneered a unique towing method utilizing patented technology designed for high-difficulty cases. The organization has established a relay transportation network that interlinks key locations across Japan, including newly opened bases in Hiroshima and Fukuoka, effectively creating a seamless transportation infrastructure from Kanto to Kyushu.

Key Features of the New Service

1. Expert Technical Solutions

RESCUE-1's specialized team, equipped with unique, patent-pending tools, will address cases that other services cannot manage. This specialized dispatch is capable of tackling tricky recovery scenarios, such as motorcycles that can't be made upright due to damage or those that require substantial mechanical intervention. With expertise tailored to each situation, the goal is to overcome conventional barriers that might prevent mobilization.

2. Extensive Network Coverage

The launch of service points in Hiroshima and Fukuoka allows RESCUE-1 to directly connect the busy motorcycle routes between Kanto, Kansai, and Kyushu. This strategic positioning means the new service covers a significant portion of Japan where motorcycle ownership and touring demand are particularly high, providing peace of mind for riders traveling or residing in these regions.

3. Commitment to Compliance

In line with existing labor regulations and safety protocols, RESCUE-1 emphasizes compliance as a critical element of operational integrity. Their wide-reaching network allows for effective planning and execution, ensuring that risks associated with prolonged driving hours are mitigated. This commitment enables businesses and riders to depend on a sustainable and transparent towing solution without the fear of regulatory issues.

A Message from the Management

Kohta Inoue, the representative director of RESCUE-1, expressed excitement for the new service: "To all the riders in Hiroshima and Fukuoka, thank you for your patience. As of December 15, RESCUE-1 will be operational, serving as a reliable resource for your difficult moments. We want to minimize the worries regarding your beloved bikes, no matter their condition. Our professionals are on standby to assist you in getting home safely. Don’t hesitate to reach out whenever you need support; we are here to enhance your riding experience."

About RESCUE-1

RESCUE-1 is dedicated around the clock to addressing all motorcycle and two-wheeler trouble situations. The organization commits to regulatory compliance while innovating techniques and building extensive networks to confront industry challenges and improve service delivery.