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# San Andreas Towing Act

This act is intended to define the parameters for the legal use of a towing vehicle. Any use outside these parameters will result in the operator(s) being charged with "Unlawful use of a Motor Vehicle"

A vehicle may be towed when one or more of the following conditions are met;

* Illegally Parked vehicles
* Vehicles that obstruct roadways, Driveways Or Emergency access
* Vehicles that are parked in designated no-parking zones that are marked with red paint on the curb or a posted no stopping sign are deemed as parked illegally.
* Abandoned Vehicles - Vehicles that are Unattended for more then 30 minutes in a public space will be deemed as abandoned.
* Owners request - The vehicle owner requests towing services.

Prior to any tow, the following procedure must be followed;

* Photographic evidence must be taken of the vehicle to document the vehicle, This must be done before the vehicle being hooked to the tow truck.
* A tow report must be filed within 24 hours of the tow including;

1. Time and Date
2. Location
3. Vehicle Details
4. Reason for the tow
5. Photographic Evidence

A tow report will not be required if the vehicle is not registered to anyone in the state data base.

It is the responsibility of the tow operator to find out if the vehicle is registered in the state data base.

Failure to follow this procedure will result in fines or prosecution.

Any individual who preforms a tow without proper justification shall be charged with;

* Unlawful use of a motor vehicle


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