Dixon's Hazard Response

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🚨 FREE EMERGENCY ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE & HAZARD RESPONSE 🚨

Home-based and off-road services may incur a fee

✅️ REGISTERED ✅️ INSURED ✅️ FREE ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE

ABN: 72 163 841 430
Trading as: Dixon’s Hazard Response
Based: Kwinana, Western Australia

Why does a sole trader need policies?Because being a sole trader doesn't mean operating without standards.My policies gi...
08/09/2026

Why does a sole trader need policies?

Because being a sole trader doesn't mean operating without standards.

My policies give me written rules to follow, rather than making decisions up as I go. They set out how Dixon’s Hazard Response operates, how risks are managed and what is expected of me.

They also provide documentation for insurance purposes, complaints and investigations, and importantly, evidence of established procedures if my actions were ever questioned in court.

Being a one-person operation doesn't remove accountability. If anything, it makes having clear rules even more important.

It's against Dixon’s Hazard Response SOPs to flat tow vehicles unless the risk of leaving the vehicle where it is outwei...
08/09/2026

It's against Dixon’s Hazard Response SOPs to flat tow vehicles unless the risk of leaving the vehicle where it is outweighs the risk of moving it. My insurance doesn't cover flat towing and, quite frankly, I don't know you or trust you to stop properly behind me.

Flat towing can be legal in WA. The vehicles generally can't be more than 4 metres apart, and if the rope, chain or wire is longer than 2 metres, it needs a flag or similar object to make it clearly visible.

When I arrived, this driver was blocking a lane and another motorist had stopped to help. They flat towed the vehicle somewhere safer.

Once safely off the road, they fixed the original fuel issue... then the radiator hose came off.

When it rains, it pours

WHY DO I POST SO MUCH?I try to post once every morning, and most of what I post isn't random.The topics usually come fro...
07/09/2026

WHY DO I POST SO MUCH?

I try to post once every morning, and most of what I post isn't random.

The topics usually come from conversations in the comments, through Messenger, face to face, or while I'm out helping someone. If one person asks, chances are someone else is wondering the same thing.

And yes, Meta does pay me for some of my content, but we're talking maybe $100 a month, not thousands. I don't make posts to trick people into commenting, manufacture drama or chase money.

Most of my posts are actually shorter than originally planned, because apparently I always have a lot to say 😂

I post to explain how Dixon’s Hazard Response works, why I do things the way I do, answer questions, share what happens behind the scenes and occasionally have a laugh.

Seven years of doing this gives me plenty to talk about.

I wasn't going to stop. In fact, I drove straight past and had to do a U-turn. On Saturday, I pulled over just to check ...
07/09/2026

I wasn't going to stop. In fact, I drove straight past and had to do a U-turn.

On Saturday, I pulled over just to check if this driver was okay. Turns out he'd broken down, managed to fix the original problem... and then discovered he had a flat battery.

Thankfully, that was one problem I could solve.

Jump pack to the rescue.

Sometimes it pays to turn around.

You probably know I help with breakdowns, but Dixon’s Hazard Response covers much more than roadside assistance.Some of ...
07/09/2026

You probably know I help with breakdowns, but Dixon’s Hazard Response covers much more than roadside assistance.

Some of the things I respond to include:

🔩 Screws, nails and debris on the road
🌳 Fallen trees and branches
🚗 Broken-down vehicles
💥 Minor crashes
⚠️ Other unexpected roadside hazards

See something that could cause a crash or damage a vehicle? Send me a message.

Just a quick thank you to all the grandmas, mums, sisters, aunties and other women who stepped up and filled the role of...
06/09/2026

Just a quick thank you to all the grandmas, mums, sisters, aunties and other women who stepped up and filled the role of a father when someone needed them. ❤️

Father’s Day may be over, but the work, love, sacrifices and support you provide deserve to be recognised too.

You may not have had the title of “Dad”, but you still showed up.

Thank you. ❤️

While around 44 million people across 4 countries celebrate Father’s Day today, I want to speak to those who don’t, but ...
06/09/2026

While around 44 million people across 4 countries celebrate Father’s Day today, I want to speak to those who don’t, but wish they could.

Maybe you've lost your dad. Maybe he walked away. Maybe you never knew him, or maybe life simply gave you a different story.

Watching everyone else celebrate can hurt, and you don't have to pretend today is just another day.

Whatever your story, today I’m thinking of you too. ❤️

I understand how stressful it is when your car breaks down. Now you've got repair costs and, if you don't have another c...
06/09/2026

I understand how stressful it is when your car breaks down. Now you've got repair costs and, if you don't have another car, a bloody fortune in Ubers. Trust me, I know. 😂

Thankfully, this driver had roadside assistance, so the tow was covered. I stayed and provided roadside protection while the towie safely loaded the vehicle.

Massive shout-out to everyone who waved or said hey!

It's good to be back on the road.

Need roadside protection?
📱 Message Greg: 0468 399 867

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I've never celebrated Father's Day. I've never really had a reason to, and this year is no different. For me, today will...
05/09/2026

I've never celebrated Father's Day. I've never really had a reason to, and this year is no different. For me, today will mostly be just another Sunday helping people on the side of the road.

But there is one man I think deserves to be recognised today.

Without him, Dixon’s Hazard Response probably wouldn't exist. Without him, I'd probably be carless, licence-less and maybe even jobless. Despite never having children of his own, he has been more of a father to me than I think he will ever realise.

I met him when I was 12 years old. He helped my mum get her car, her driver's licence and so much more. As I got older, that same support extended to me.

From the first time he called me "son", to every message, every phone call, every piece of advice and every hour he has stopped what he was doing to help me, often just so I could get back out there and help somebody else.

When something goes wrong with my ute, he's there. When I need advice, he's there. When I've needed someone in my corner, he's been there.

So while he spends Father's Day at work today, I'll spend part of mine remembering just how much of a positive impact one person can have on someone else's life.

He might not have any children of his own, but as far as I'm concerned, he still deserves to be recognised today.

Happy Father's Day, mate. Thank you for everything you've done for me, everything you've taught me and everything you continue to do. I probably don't say it enough, but I appreciate you more than you know.

05/09/2026

A massive thank you to the random person who was driving past while I was assisting at a job in Anketell and stopped to make a donation. ❤️

It's been an unexpectedly expensive week and, due to some unforeseen circumstances, I've had to use my savings, so things are a little tighter than usual.

I wasn't expecting it at all, which made it mean even more.

Thank you. It genuinely meant a lot. ❤️

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Kwinana Town Centre, WA
6167

Opening Hours

Friday 3:30pm - 11:59pm
Saturday 12am - 11:59pm
Sunday 12am - 5pm

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