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Towing cars at all without a very crucial reason should be illegal in general. Taking someone’s transportation that they assume they have access to, without th
by cabbageicefruit 2y ago
Towing cars at all without a very crucial reason should be illegal in general.
Taking someone’s transportation that they assume they have access to, without their knowledge, and without them being able to find out until the very second they need that transportation is dangerous. Emergencies happen.
If you’re taking someone’s car you better have a damn good reason. And “you accidentally parked in the wrong parking spot doesn’t clear that hurdle. That’s what tickets are for. “Really wanting to see the recordings from your car camera” doesn’t clear that hurdle either.
- mdorazio 2y ago[flagged]
- kjkjadksj 2y agoImagine trying to go to work and you don’t have your car. Are you going to say “well I guess driving is a privilege and not a right so its fine that the police repossess my vehicle at random times” or are you going to be livid like a normal person?
- anigbrowl 2y agoWhy not respond to the points the poster made instead of making up alternative scenarios to mad about?
- monkeywork 2y agoRegarding #2 is that not an OPTION that may or may not get turned on? Regarding #1 you are correct that DRIVING is a privilege however property ownership is a RIGHT and I'm assuming we aren't talking about a vehicle in motion when we are talking about the police unable to contact an owner.
- Aloisius 2y ago> And “you accidentally parked in the wrong parking spot doesn’t clear that hurdle. That’s what tickets are for. Private lot owners can’t issue legally-enforceable tickets. Their only real option is to tow.