Massachusetts bill H3650 mandates towing and impoundment of vehicles operated by incapacitated persons on public ways.

Massachusetts bill H3650 aims to enhance public safety by requiring the towing and impoundment of vehicles operated by incapacitated individuals on public roads. If an incapacitated person is found operating or in possession of a motor vehicle, the vehicle must be towed and held for twelve hours. The impoundment period starts from the time of towing. The costs for towing, storage, and maintenance of the vehicle are the responsibility of the operator or the person retrieving the vehicle after the impoundment period.

Massachusetts bill H3650 mandates towing and impoundment of vehicles operated by incapacitated persons on public ways.

Massachusetts bill H3650 aims to enhance public safety by requiring the towing and impoundment of vehicles operated by incapacitated individuals on public roads. If an incapacitated person is found operating or in possession of a motor vehicle, the vehicle must be towed and held for twelve hours. The impoundment period starts from the time of towing. The costs for towing, storage, and maintenance of the vehicle are the responsibility of the operator or the person retrieving the vehicle after the impoundment period.