New November 12 policy will see cars towed with no notice – officers only check single detail first ...Middle East

A NEW policy coming in on November 12 for thousands of Americans will see cars towed with no notice after enforcement officers check just one single detail. Officials are leading a crackdown on vehicles owned by “bad actors” who they say are trying to dodge traffic laws. GettyThousand of drivers could have their cars towed from November 12 if they make one simple mistake[/caption] Regulators in Portland, OR, are introducing new rules targeting drivers who don’t properly display their registration information. With over 600,000 residents, Portland is one of the most populated cities in the nation. And, since it’s also one of the smallest of the nation’s major cities,

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