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Recovery vehicle
A tow truck or recovery vehicle. The authority may order removal in statutory situations, for example when the vehicle creates danger or obstructs traffic. A wheel clamp immobilises it but does not transport it. Not every parking offence automatically entails removal.
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Incorrectly parked vehicles may not be removed from the road
Recovery vehicle
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