I worked for Lakeside Tow (Now Auto Guardian) in Truckee, Ca Pro-Tow South North Shore (Now is Welcomes tow) Lk Tahoe,Ca/Nv C.O.D.Garage Co (Now Silverstate Tow) Minden,Nv All-Points Tow Reno,Nv and they all still have Vhf radios on 150.9050, 150.9500, 150.9650 and 452.5250 but all dispatching of AAA member calls come over a tablet and i saw driver use it in truck at Silver State Tow Gardnerville, Nv and i ask him about it and the AAA Tow contractor in Yerington,Nv was using a cell phone and had no two way radio of any kind. I have heard radio traffic lately but thats only when out cell ph range or cell ph impractical for use in some situations.
About 2 or 3 years ago all radio traffic i was hearing up here for AAA suddenly stopped and it may b days before you hear anything.
The latest traffic i heard was to remote tow trucks like hannemans in fernley,nv and they cover over a hundred miles north and east and i had a tow from burning man at the time i was working and soon as you past empire nv and go thru gerlach cell ph and radio signals were gone and i was on 150.9050/103.5 using 100 watt motorola micor with 5/8th wave antenna to bad they hardly use it anymore the coverage from mcclellan pk in carson city stretched for at least a hundred miles north south and east also mammoth lakes/bridgeport ca.
CSAA has license on 900 MHz freqs on Mcclellan pk and i have never heard anything on them.
Woodfords Auto AAA in Woodfords Ca used their own license on to dispatch AAA calls from their house/dispatch on150.8450 and they were CSQ but license expired and they are not there anymore and AAA radio xmtrs wouldnt work due to terrain alpine Co is ther area very remote and i have no idea what their using for comms all agencies in Alpine Co have had coverage problems for years and Woodfords is using something and they need to talk unit to unit and cell coverage is real bad and this is a mystery to me and i only live 5 miles from them they still have ancient double side by side yagis pointed up at 45 degree angle to west over granite mtns some 10.000 ft high and its mounted on telephone pole at about 7,000 ft directly west is woodfords canyon and they run up on hwy 4 and hwy 88 over the passes i find the VHF coverage amazing but they dont use anymore as of maybe a year ago.
Southern Ca AAA Contractors eastern sierras have no radios at all and a guy i knew worked for Southern Ca AAA and he said they only have MDT's with microphone for use if needed i never saw one of these only what he told me.