California AB875 allows peace officers to remove vehicles under specific conditions and imposes charges for their removal and storage.

California AB875 amends the Vehicle Code to allow peace officers to remove vehicles if they are operated by unlicensed drivers or exceed speed limits. Local jurisdictions can set charges for removal, seizure, and storage, which must not exceed actual costs. These charges must be publicly posted online. A seized vehicle can be released after 48 hours if the charges are paid and a request is made during business hours. If a peace officer removes the vehicle, the owner or violator must provide proof of completing an electric bicycle safety and training program.

California AB875 allows peace officers to remove vehicles under specific conditions and imposes charges for their removal and storage.

California AB875 amends the Vehicle Code to allow peace officers to remove vehicles if they are operated by unlicensed drivers or exceed speed limits. Local jurisdictions can set charges for removal, seizure, and storage, which must not exceed actual costs. These charges must be publicly posted online. A seized vehicle can be released after 48 hours if the charges are paid and a request is made during business hours. If a peace officer removes the vehicle, the owner or violator must provide proof of completing an electric bicycle safety and training program.