Chapter 290

§290-1 When counties can remove abandoned vehicles

§290-2 How the county must tell you about a towed abandoned vehicle

§290-3 Selling an unclaimed vehicle at public auction

§290-4 Getting your vehicle back before the auction

§290-5 When a vehicle can be sold without a public auction

§290-6 Effect of transfer of title

§290-7 What happens to money from a vehicle sale

§290-8 When a vehicle is considered derelict and can be removed

§290-9 When a derelict vehicle can be sold as junk right away

§290-10 When an unclaimed towed vehicle can be treated as abandoned

§290-11 Rules for towing and selling abandoned vehicles

§290-12 Fines for leaving abandoned or derelict vehicles

§290-13 Blocking car registration and license for unpaid abandoned vehicle fees

§290-21 Repair shops can sell or dispose of abandoned vehicles

§290-22 When a vehicle is considered abandoned

§290-23 Selling or junking an abandoned vehicle

§290-24 Who gets the money from a towed vehicle sale

§290-25 What happens when a vehicle is sold under this law

§290-41 Towing companies must call police before towing a vehicle

§290-42 What to do with license plates on abandoned cars

§290-45 Penalties

§290-46 Fines for repeat abandoned vehicle owners