No, they are responsible for safely towing and storing the vehicle and it's contents. They have nothing to do with smogging a vehicle.
Proof of ownership of the vehicle and, if it some kind of fee needs to be paid prior to release, proof of that payment and, of course, any fee due to the tow company.
WHAT HAPPEN IF A POLICE CONFISCATED A VEHICLE AND USED THE VEHICLE AS HIS/HER ON PERSONAL VEHICL If you could prove it (such as video or admitting it on audio) he could be prosecuted, THAT IS ILLEGAL hands down. If you were arrested then it goes to a tow yard or salvage yard for at least 30 days (in FL that i know of - and your vehicle literally cannot be touched). After that the tow or salvage yard that has the vehicle is allowed to sell/scrap it. At which time the officer can technically purchase it legally. But is highly unlikely to happen - let me know what happens rickemersonjr@hotmail.com
Compare the GVW of the trailer with the towing capacity of the tow vehicle.
No. They can, however, put a mechanic's lien on your vehicle, which could ultimately give them possession of and the right to sell your vehicle.
As long as the vehicle is secured and marked properly and there are identifiable turn and brake lights on the vehicle in tow. Using the hazards on the vehicle in tow is illegal in most states. Contact your local DMV to make sure.
It is illegal for a tow truck to tow your car while someone still present in the vehicle.
Once you sign that paperwork, you agree to relinquish the vehicle to the insurance company as is.
Sure you can, you can tow any vehicle
1) TOW Vehicle Power Conditioner 2) TOW Vehicle Power Cable
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No, as long as you leave the keys with the car and let us know how you are paying, you do not need to be with the vehicle to get a tow.