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reporting abandoned car

kida · 2004-02-24 08:28:03

Does anyone know who is responsible for clearing an abandoned car on the ride of the road? Is is the corpo? if so what dept? thanks

24-02-2004 9:28am

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kida

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Does anyone know who is responsible for clearing an abandoned car on the ride of the road? Is is the corpo? if so what dept?

thanks

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#2 24-02-2004 11:28pm

Victor

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It's your local council. Just phone the main number and they'll put you through to the right people. If its parked in a paid aprking area the clampers would tend to move it.

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#3 26-02-2004 12:00am

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SDCC now charge €50 for removal of cars - used to be free.

Do they try to track down the registered owner of abandoned cars ?

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#4 01-03-2004 6:12am

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Originally posted by Capt'n Midnight
Do they try to track down the registered owner of abandoned cars ?

As far as I know they do. If number plates etc have been removed they can do a check with the chassis number (which surprisingly isn't necessarily unique but it's very very unlikely that two cars of the same model would have the same number)

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