“ I was just to far forward” so yes you were parked illegally 🤦🏼♀️😂
2026-06-06 01:25:52
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meemaw :
always with the discount 😆
2026-06-06 06:42:57
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Jordan :
Great another tik tok to follow and binge watch when im needing to sleep! Great content stay safe!
2026-07-09 20:57:20
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Lex 🍃 :
Man, I check my parking job literally every time I’m parked, idk how people get out of their car and don’t even care how they’re parked at all
2026-06-09 20:02:22
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Shari Mandeville :
Was recently in pigeon forge/ Gatlinburg. Almost wanted to illegal park to see if I could meet you🤣🤣
2026-07-27 00:01:08
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hotrodherbky :
She deserves a discount for having an original excuse 🤣
2026-06-07 01:07:03
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Cayle26 :
Oh not the alum cave trail 😬 people are crazy
2026-06-08 01:01:36
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Red dwarf :
If ppl could just be considerate of others
2026-06-06 05:52:43
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Rhonda :
😁😁😁
2026-07-08 15:38:11
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Ayda :
CALIFORNIA TOW LAW — CAN / CAN’T DO
CAN DO:
• Tow with a lawful legal basis.
• Tow from private property with written authorization.
• Charge lawful tow/storage rates.
• Charge up to half the tow fee if the car is hooked but not removed.
• Require proof that you own or are authorized to pick up the vehicle.
• Store the vehicle at a lawful storage yard.
• Charge storage after the vehicle is actually stored.
CAN’T DO:
• Tow without written authorization.
• Hide who authorized the tow.
• Hide the reason for the tow.
• Hide the observation time or authorization time.
• Refuse an itemized invoice before payment.
• Refuse cash or a valid credit card.
• Demand “cash only.”
• Overcharge beyond approved rates.
• Hold personal property hostage.
• Charge you to inspect your vehicle.
• Refuse release if the car has not left the property.
• Charge full tow fee if the car was only hooked.
• Store the car more than 10 miles away unless law enforcement approved it.
• Skip law-enforcement tow notification.
• Tow from a free public parking lot within 1 hour unless it blocks access, is in a fire lane, near a hydrant, or in a disabled space.
BOTTOM LINE:
Tow companies can enforce lawful tows.
They cannot invent authority, hide paperwork, force cash, overcharge, or hold your property hostage.
California Vehicle Code §§ 22658, 22651.07, 22953.
2026-06-14 15:06:29
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