CT Lawmakers Debate Towing Bill
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Connecticut lawmakers are considering House Bill 5465, which aims to revise the states towing laws. The bill allows towing companies to sell abandoned vehicles after 30 days, regardless of their value, and mandates the DMV to create an online portal listing all towed cars. However, consumer advocates argue that the bill overlooks key issues such as car retrieval, proper owner notifications, and fair auction prices. Towing company representatives oppose the bill due to increased paperwork and the lack of rate increases. The bill requires Transportation Committee approval by next week to move forward.
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