M-3 recovery between Samundri Interchange and Samundri Service Area
Broken down on the M-3 between Samundri Interchange and Samundri Service Area? We recover cars along this stretch of about 10 km in both directions, 24/7. Get behind the barrier, note your direction and nearest km marker, and call or WhatsApp us for a fixed quote.
- About 10 km between exits
- Near Samundri
- Both carriageways, 24/7
- Fixed quote before dispatch
The two ends of this stretch
- Samundri InterchangeRoughly km 130, near SamundriWinter fog in this part of central Punjab can be very dense, and Motorway Police sometimes close sections, which can delay recovery until the road reopens.
- Samundri Service AreaRoughly km 140, near SamundriThe gap to the next service area is long, so fill up and check coolant here in summer, when overheating is a common call-out reason.
Service areas on this stretch: Samundri Service Area.
If you stop on this stretch
- Pull as far onto the hard shoulder as you can and switch on hazard lights.
- Everyone out on the side away from traffic, behind the barrier.
- Note your direction (towards Abdul Hakeem or Lahore) and the nearest km marker.
- Call the Motorway Police helpline 130 if you're blocking a lane or anyone is hurt.
- The M-3 runs through flat farmland that is prone to thick winter fog, often worst early in the morning. If visibility drops, slow down, use low beams and check with Motorway Police on 130 before setting off.
- Long, straight stretches make it easy to lose track of speed and fatigue. Take a break at a service area every couple of hours, especially on a Lahore–Karachi run.
Neighbouring stretches of the M-3
Questions
How long is the M-3 between Samundri Interchange and Samundri Service Area?
About 10 km. Tell us roughly how far you are from either end, or read the nearest km marker.
Which direction should I say I'm travelling?
Say whether you're heading towards Abdul Hakeem or towards Lahore. On a divided motorway we need the correct carriageway.
Can you fix the car here instead of towing it?
Often, yes: flat batteries, punctures and empty tanks are fixed at the roadside. Otherwise we recover it on a flatbed.
Stuck on the M-3? Call us.
Any city, any motorway, any hour. Send your location and we'll send a truck.