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About Richard
Expertise
Professional towing and recovery operator for 29 Plus years, dealing with light to heavy duty towing operations... Nationally certified by various agencies - associations.. 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 am not versed in RV TOWING ISSUES, or actual law cases or proposed cases...

Experience
I have 29+ years of towing experience dealing with everything from Light duty ( cars and pickups ) to tractor trailer rigs, motor homes and buses.. Motor clubs to police calls, lockouts to jumpstarts and tows. I have experienced alot of fun times doing my job. Some have been good experiences and some of have been heart wrenching experiences.

Organizations
Been affiliated with TRAA(towing and recovery association of america), Oregon Tow Truck Association, Washington Tow Truck Association, Wyoming Tow Truck Association , and Alabama Tow Truck Association

Publications
Tow Times Magazine
American Towman
STA Phantom Towing News
Towing and Recovery Phootnotes

Education/Credentials
TRAA Heavy duty Trained operator 1987
TRAA Management Classes   1986
Wreckmaster training programs (since 1992)
Several other training programs (to many to list )

 
   

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Topic: Towing Issues



Expert: Richard
Date: 7/23/2008
Subject: lienholder

Question
my son was driving a car i co-signed for, within 7 days he tried to pick up the vehicle from towing yard but was told that the finance company picked up the vehicle. can they do that without notifying us

Answer
I really need more information to prove an answer for this question...

But basically the finance company  (who is the lien holder) has a right to keep the vehicle from accruing further fees which they might have to pay...

As to the part about telling you, well the generally will do that but it also takes time to do that at times.  

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