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About Richard
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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.
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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
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Tow Times Magazine
American Towman
STA Phantom Towing News
Towing and Recovery Phootnotes
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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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You are here: Experts > Autos > Towing > Towing Issues > personal property, not car, damaged in tow.
Expert: Richard
Date: 7/11/2008
Subject: personal property, not car, damaged in tow.
Question
i live in a condo complex in california that's notorious for towing cars. i parked my car in front of my garage last night with a hose run through the rims of the car. this morning the hose was cut and the car was gone. is that legal?
Answer
Was the hose threaded though the rims in the hope that you would not be towed for parking illegally?
I kind of have an idea here but I think that it would not hold up if challenged in court that you tried to prevent an illegally parked vehicle from being towed using this kind of method...
Legal, well that would be up to a judge but I am going to say that the tow company will say they did not see the hose and drove off and that is what caused it to be cut or torn up.
Sorry
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