Abstract: On December 3, 2011, Employee #1, of Airport Chevron and Towing, Incorporated, was towing a car to a customer's house. Due to the slope of the truck and driveway, Employee #1 had to lower the car from the truck bed onto a 2 by 4 board (to prevent contact between the front end of the car and the driveway). He lowered the front wheels of the car onto the 2 by 4 and put the car in park. He then moved the tow truck forward. Employee #1 walked over to the headlight on the corner of the passenger side of the car. He wanted to look under the car to see how much distance he needed to roll the car off the 2 by 4. Upon investigation, there was evidence that indicated the customer got inside of the car without Employee #1's knowledge and placed it out of park. The car rolled forward, pinning Employee #1 between the car and the back of the tow truck. Employee #1 was transported to the hospital and treated for fractures of his left leg. There were no other employees present during this incident. The truck involved is a 21 ft long bed "International", VIN Number 1HTMMAAL82H552860.