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Ticketing them is not required though. You could also get them towed by a private towing company that has a deal with that privately owned lot. And trust me,

Ticketing them is not required though. You could also get them towed by a private towing company that has a deal with that privately owned lot. And trust me, that will still punish the offender's wallet. And unlike ticketing, your turn-around time is going to be much faster. The cops will write a ticket for the guy, but they won't tow him. So if you want the car removed you have to wait for the towing company anyway.

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toomuchtodo 8y ago
You might not know who needs to be called to tow, or your state might not allow for towing, while still allowing for law enforcement to ticket.
- darkpuma 8y ago
  Towing companies profit from adequate signage, so that's not really a problem so long as state laws permit this business model.
- true_tuna 8y ago
  Which states do not allow for towing of unauthorized vehicles on private property?