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Study Notes
Impound Regulations Overview
- 22651A: Vehicles abandoned on bridges, causeways, or tunnels, obstructing traffic.
- 22651B: Vehicles abandoned on highways, obstructing traffic or causing hazards.
- 22651C: Vehicles reported stolen or embezzled are subject to impoundment.
- 22651D: Vehicles illegally parked blocking private driveways may be towed.
- 22651E: Illegally parked vehicles preventing access to fire hydrants can be impounded.
- 22651F: Vehicles left on highway rights of way for over 4 hours are subject to removal.
- 22651G: Vehicles where the driver is incapacitated or unable to move can be impounded.
- 22651H: If a driver is arrested and can't secure their vehicle, it may be towed.
- 22651I: Vehicles with 5 or more unpaid parking violations may be impounded.
- 22651J: Vehicles parked on highways without license plates or registration are impoundable.
- 22651K: Vehicles parked on highways for more than 72 hours can face impoundment.
- 22651L: Vehicles parked in "No Parking" zones for construction (with 24-hour notice) may be towed.
- 22651M: Vehicles in "No Parking" for special use (with 24-hour notice) are subject to impoundment.
- 22651N: Vehicles parked in county or city posted "No Parking" zones are impoundable.
- 22651O: Vehicles with registration expired over 6 months may be towed.
- 22651P: Vehicles with citations under 12500 CVC or 14501 CVC without a hold may be impounded.
- 22651Q: Vehicles parked over 24 hours in violation of county or city ordinances are subject to impoundment.
Parking Violation Locations
- A: Vehicles are not permitted within the intersection.
- B: Parking on crosswalks is prohibited.
- C: Parking between safety zones is illegal.
- D: Vehicles cannot park within 15 feet of fire station driveways.
- E: Blocking driveways is subject to impoundment.
- F: Parking on sidewalks is not allowed.
- L: Blocking wheelchair access to sidewalks can result in towing.
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