I have been in the towing business for 25 years. In most cases, if you have collission insurance coverage your motorcycle is just like a car. Yes, the insurance company will pay the tow bill and storage bill. They will also have the motorcycle picked up and tow to be repaired or salvaged. Make sure you keep in frequent contact with your insurance company about the situation.
Whatever the terms of the impound lot is.
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Boys shouldn't ride on the highway they're too immature your going to need a shovel to pick him up..............Insurance will be more than the cost of the bike in first year........
Nothing..... it is the responiblty of the lender to arrange someone in your state to repo the bike (or car). Keep your insurance on the bike just in case something happens to it in the meantime.
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State to state laws vary. In Georgia you have 30 days from the date of reposession to to pick up your personal belonging. Most companies will let you get your stuff out of the car when they come to pick it up. however if it is impounded at a tow / wrecker yard or government impound they will not let you access the vehicle until impound / tow fees are paid.
The police are supposed to notify you and you should be able to pick it up from the police impound lot.
If it was towed by Highway Patrol, it is located at an impound lot usually owned by the tow company.Contact: Highway Patrol or police in your area.
Certainly. This happens quite often. Repossession agents have the means to pick the motorcycle up and place it safely on a flatbed.
There are many ways that a motorcyle can be delivered to a customer. You can deliver through the shipping or have the customer come pick up the motorcycle.
Motorcycle ramps are used for loading and unloading a motorcycle. If your storage space is close to ground level and you can ride your motorcycle to the storage space, then have a friend pick you up, no ramps will not be a necessity.
It depends on the regulations in the specific jurisdiction, but generally, the registered owner will need to be present to retrieve a car from impound. If the registered owner is unable to do so, they can usually designate someone else to pick up the vehicle with proper authorization and identification.