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What does 22651(a) CVC define?
What does 22651(a) CVC define?
- Blocking driveway
- Found on highway and reported stolen/embezzled
- Is a hazard on a bridge or viaduct (correct)
- Obstructs traffic or creates a hazard
What action does 22651(b) CVC address?
What action does 22651(b) CVC address?
- Found on highway and reported stolen/embezzled
- Blocking driveway
- Is a hazard on a bridge or viaduct
- Obstructs traffic or creates a hazard (correct)
According to 22651(c) CVC, what condition relates to a vehicle?
According to 22651(c) CVC, what condition relates to a vehicle?
- Blocked by a driveway
- Driver incapacitated/injured
- Illegally parked to prevent fire hydrant access
- Found on highway and reported stolen/embezzled (correct)
What does 22651(d) CVC refer to?
What does 22651(d) CVC refer to?
What situation does 22651(e) CVC cover?
What situation does 22651(e) CVC cover?
What violation does 22651(f) CVC pertain to?
What violation does 22651(f) CVC pertain to?
According to 22651(g) CVC, a vehicle is towable when?
According to 22651(g) CVC, a vehicle is towable when?
What does 22651(h) CVC indicate?
What does 22651(h) CVC indicate?
What is considered under 22651(i) CVC?
What is considered under 22651(i) CVC?
What does 22651(j) CVC cover?
What does 22651(j) CVC cover?
What does 22651(k) CVC state about vehicles?
What does 22651(k) CVC state about vehicles?
What is the condition under 22651(l) CVC?
What is the condition under 22651(l) CVC?
What does 22651(m) CVC require for special use posting?
What does 22651(m) CVC require for special use posting?
What does 22651(n) CVC state about 'Tow Away' zones?
What does 22651(n) CVC state about 'Tow Away' zones?
What is stated under 22651(o) CVC regarding vehicle registration?
What is stated under 22651(o) CVC regarding vehicle registration?
What does 22651(p) CVC cover?
What does 22651(p) CVC cover?
What context does 22651(r) CVC provide regarding vehicle movement?
What context does 22651(r) CVC provide regarding vehicle movement?
What does 22651(s) CVC state about parking duration?
What does 22651(s) CVC state about parking duration?
What must a vehicle do according to 22651(t) CVC?
What must a vehicle do according to 22651(t) CVC?
Study Notes
Towing Authority Codes - 22651 CVC
- 22651(a): Vehicle is a hazard located on a bridge or viaduct.
- 22651(b): Vehicle obstructs traffic, creating safety hazards.
- 22651(c): Vehicle found on a highway and reported as stolen or embezzled.
- 22651(d): Vehicle is blocking a driveway, violating parking regulations.
- 22651(e): Vehicle parked illegally, obstructing access to a fire hydrant.
- 22651(f): Vehicle left parked on the freeway for over 4 hours.
- 22651(g): Driver is incapacitated or injured; vehicle may require towing.
- 22651(h): Driver has been arrested and is in custody; vehicle may need removal.
- 22651(i): Vehicle has five or more parking citations on file, warranting towing.
- 22651(j): Vehicle parked illegally with no plates or evidence of registration.
- 22651(k): Vehicle parked for over 72 hours, violating local ordinances.
- 22651(l): Vehicle parked after being notified about road repair or cleaning with a 24-hour notice.
- 22651(m): Vehicle posted for special use at least 25 hours in advance.
- 22651(n): Vehicle parked in a "Tow Away" zone with proper signage posted.
- 22651(o): Vehicle registration expired for more than 6 months.
- 22651(p): Driver cited for violations under sections 12500, 14601, 1460.1-.5, or 14604.
- 22651(r): Vehicle parked illegally, blocking the movement of a legally parked vehicle.
- 22651(s): Vehicle parked at a rest stop for over 8 hours.
- 22651(t): Vehicle cited to appear for violation of 25279 CVC.
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Test your knowledge of towing authority codes found in the California Vehicle Code (CVC) with these flashcards. Each card covers key definitions related to vehicle hazards and obstruction, providing a quick reference for understanding towing regulations.