How much does a car lockout cost in Carytown?

Carytown runs about 40 blocks of independent shops and restaurants along Cary St, anchored by the Byrd Theatre, one of the country's better-known small-scale retail strips and a genuine Richmond landmark. Almost none of that retail comes with its own dedicated parking, so private lots behind the shops and restaurants get towed hard on weekend nights, and overflow parking spills straight into the residential side streets the moment the strip fills up. The Downtown Expressway and Powhite Parkway sit close enough for quick access, which brings in shoppers from well outside the neighborhood on top of the local foot traffic. Limited storm-drain capacity under the dense retail strip means a hard summer downpour ponds fast right on Cary St itself. We reach the Byrd Theatre, the Cary St retail core, and the Powhite Parkway interchange in about 15 to 25 minutes, running wheel-lift for the ordinary lot tow and flatbed whenever a tight strip-front space calls for it.