Why Do Police Impound Cars After Accident? - CountyOffice.org

Why Do Police Impound Cars After Accident? Have you ever wondered why police impound cars after an accident? There are several reasons why this happens, and in this video, we'll explore them all. First, if the car is blocking traffic or is unsafe to drive, it needs to be towed. Second, if the driver is incapacitated or arrested, the car needs to be impounded. Third, if the car is evidence in a crime, it needs to be seized. Fourth, if the car is uninsured or unregistered, it needs to be impounded.

We'll also discuss why the car may be impounded if it's involved in a hit-and-run, fatal accident, or high-speed chase. It's important to understand these reasons so that you can be prepared if you're ever in an accident.

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