Enacts the towing protection enforcement act to update laws regulating vehicle towing in New York City.
The bill enacts the towing protection enforcement act, updating laws regulating vehicle towing in New York City. It prohibits tow truck operators from using spotters or targeting drivers at parking lots. Tow truck operators must obtain written consent from property owners to tow vehicles on private or commercial property. The bill also imposes fines for violations, such as soliciting or making representations at the scene of a vehicular accident. It mandates the commissioner to refuse to renew, suspend, or revoke licenses for violations like auto stripping or operating a tow truck illegally.
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