Towing Issues/Experts
| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Chris CantrellU.S.
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Towing and repossession related questions as well as legal issues. Law Enforcement issues concerning criminal defense, laws (generally Alabama), Accident Investigations, Narcotics enforcement, etc Private Investigation issues and questions | |
RichardU.S.
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Professional towing and recovery operator for 30 Plus years, dealing with light to heavy duty towing operations... Nationally certified by various agencies - associations.. Been answering questions here for 4 + years now on AllExperts. I know that many people do not understand vehicle towing when ordered by Law Enforcement or from Private Property Parking lots, which I will try to help with. BUT, I DO NOT AND WILL NOT answer any RV TOWING ISSUES, or actual law cases or proposed cases... |
Recent Answers
2009-11-06 license plates:
What state are you in and who was your insurance company? You should not have to strike any deal. The plates in most states stay with the owner so you can transfer them to another vehicle. I would immediately
2009-11-06 idaho towing:
Do you have any witnesses other than your dad and brother? Did you take any photos of the parking spot? I would contact the business owner and advise them that your vehicle was not in their space. Also
2009-11-03 Failure to Post Parking Rules:
Have you contacted the HOA and asked why they had it towed? If you had an agreement, I would think especially since you are in the military, they should have honored it. However, if it was left and they
2009-10-31 towing someones car from infront of my mailbox:
if you are talking about a vehicle parked on "a public street" no you can not have it towed for blocking the driveway or the mailbox. Blocking a mailbox is not a towable offense in most areas, but the
2009-10-31 towing fees/collection agency:
If the police were aware he was in a vehicle they should have impounded the vehicle. They are responsible for a vehicle if they make an arrest. Towing companies are also required to send a registered letter
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