Safe to Park At Old Town Transit Station Overnight

[Liz_7]

Originally Posted by phinneas j. whoopee

So the signs say, but tbey don't keep track. Nobody knows how long any single car has been tbere. I once saw a couple of uniforms checking plates for tags. I dont think 48 hrs over a weekend would be of any concern

Well, if you leave your car there because you don't think they keep track, you're still risking getting towed. Why do that unless you have the time and money to spare?? You even admit you saw them checking, so that doesn't support your argument.

[phinneas j. whoopee]

Originally Posted by Liz_7

Well, if you leave your car there because you don't think they keep track, you're still risking getting towed. Why do that unless you have the time and money to spare?? You even admit you saw them checking, so that doesn't support your argument.

I ask you again, if they have any idea if a car has been there two days and not one, how is that? And I saw them checking for expired registrations, what does that have to do with anything?

[phinneas j. whoopee]

Originally Posted by moved

My information came from Road One, they should know.

1. I furnished a link to the CA v.c., you furnished a link to nothing.
2. So Road One claims that two days after your car is towed it gets sold at a lien sale? Can I see this in writing? Doesn't this sound insane? It should because it is. The tow yard would have daily lien sales.
How about... you haven't the slightest idea of what you are talking about.

Two days after a car is towed the tow company files an intent for lien sale. That is standard procedure. The sale does not happen for 60 or 120 days. My info is from the state of california.

[moved]

Why don't you just call Road One. My previous van was towed, and I was told that if I didn't come and pay the fees to get it out within two days it would to go auction/sale.