How to Check If a Car Has Been Towed Away?
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First, call 110 to report to the police and confirm whether the vehicle was towed by the traffic police department. Then, go to the local traffic police department to complete the necessary procedures. If the driver is found to be driving under the influence or without a valid license, the police have the authority to tow the vehicle to a designated parking lot. In such cases, the police will leave a receipt and inform the owner where the vehicle can be retrieved. The following methods can be used to check if a car has been towed: 1. Check at the city traffic police station: Visit the local city traffic police station to inquire about traffic violations. 2. Check at the urban district traffic police station: Bring your driver's license and vehicle registration to the urban district traffic police station for a full list of violations, which can be printed at any time before the vehicle inspection. 3. Check at the vehicle management office: The lobby has a self-service inquiry system where you can enter the provincial license plate number to check for violation information without needing a verification code, making it very convenient.