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Someone drives onto your private lot and leaves. What should be the recourse available to you as a property owner?
by stefan_ 3y ago
Someone drives onto your private lot and leaves. What should be the recourse available to you as a property owner?
- asadotzler 3y agoSue them for trespass.
- dharmab 3y agoPaper ticket. Eligible for tow X hours after the ticket. Immobilizing the car is a ludicrous solution. Someone left something on your property you want them to remove- and the solution is to prevent them from removing it?
- tzs 3y agoWhy a delay before it is eligible for tow?
- dharmab 3y agoTo cover the common case where someone is slightly late to move their vehicle in a way that is less disruptive to both the vehicle owner and road users than a large tow vehicle loading the vehicle to haul away. And to provide an evidence trail to combat fraudulent tow companies.
- infamouscow 3y agoYou're arguing a strawman. Were there large signs, fences and gates to suggest it was private? I used to live across the street from a park with public parking, and a business with a private lot. I saw people park in the private lot all of the time because there was no signage indicating it was private. It never became a problem for anyone, but the point is people make honest mistakes.