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  • Helpful impound information for St. Paul, Minnesota

    To reclaim a vehicle, residents are reminded to bring the following items with them to the impound lot: Proof of vehicle ownership: Title, Bill of Sale or Lease Agreement Valid Photo ID or Driver's License (a valid DL is needed to drive the car from the lot) Proof of insurance for the vehicle that you are picking up Cash or Visa or Mastercard to pay your fees Keys to the vehicle Tow Lot Locations Generally, if a vehicle is towed south of the Mississippi River, or south of I-94 and east of Lafayette Road, it will be taken to the impound lot at 830 Barge Channel Road. 651-292-6005.   Vehicles towed from elsewhere in the city will be taken to

    Aug 27,
    - by Missy McMurray

  • St Paul Snow Emergency Guidelines

    SNOW EMERGENCY PARKING GUIDELINES Snow emergencies begin with NIGHT PLOW ROUTES at 9 p.m. the day of the declared snow emergency. Night Plow Routes are marked with signs that say "NIGHT PLOW ROUTE" or "NIGHT PLOW ROUTE THIS SIDE OF STREET." All of downtown Saint Paul is part of the Night Plow Route, even though no signs are posted. Parking is banned on Night Plow Routes until the street is plowed full-width. Vehicles which are not moved from Night Plow Routes by 9 p.m. on the day of the declared snow emergency will be ticketed and towed. Snow emergencies continue with DAY PLOW ROUTES the morning following the declared snow emergency. Plowing starts after night routes are plowed, which is

    Aug 27,
    - by Missy McMurray

  • Five tips to prevent being towed unexpectedly

    How can you prevent being towed? If you’ve ever returned to a parking spot to find your vehicle missing, this will be information you’ll want to have. Sometimes mistakes are made, but for the most part, if you fall in line with your legal responsibilities, you will never have to worry about being towed. How Much Does Towing Cost? The main reason to avoid being towed is the cost involved to retrieve your vehicle. First, you have to pay the impound release fee, which could reach up to $250. Then, you also will have to pay for the tow services rendered, which may or may not be capped by local regulation. You may have to pay a fee for storage,

    Aug 27,
    - by Missy McMurray

  • Helpful impound information for St. Paul, Minnesota

    To reclaim a vehicle, residents are reminded to bring the following items with them to the impound lot: Proof of vehicle ownership: Title, Bill of Sale or Lease Agreement Valid Photo ID or Driver's License (a valid DL is needed to drive the car from the lot) Proof of insurance for the vehicle that you are picking up Cash or Visa or Mastercard to pay your fees Keys to the vehicle Tow Lot Locations Generally, if a vehicle is towed south of the Mississippi River, or south of I-94 and east of Lafayette Road, it will be taken to the impound lot at 830 Barge Channel Road. 651-292-6005.   Vehicles towed from elsewhere in the city will be taken to

    Aug 27,
    - by Missy McMurray

  • Laws of Minnesota for Motor Vehicle Towing

    Minnesota requires towing authorities and tow-truck operators to follow a set of restrictions and guidelines before towing any vehicle from public property. If a vehicle is towed in violation of these rules, the vehicle's owner may be entitled to damages. The law also provides guidelines for towing vehicles from private property. Towing On Public Property Minnesota Statute 169.041 defines the circumstances under which a vehicle can be towed when parked on public property. Before a vehicle can be towed, a law enforcement officer or parking officer must write both a parking citation and a towing report. The towing report must describe the vehicle and list the reasons for having it towed. Both the officer and tow truck driver must sign

    Aug 21,
    - by Missy McMurray

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