Budish General Orders (GO) And Policy Practice Test

Under curbstoning rules, which scenario requires towing rather than a 24-hour warning?

if it endangers safety if it seems stolen VIN is covered or removed if the owner has had a warning within 12 months

Correct Answer:

if it seems stolen

Explanation:

When curbstoning rules apply, a vehicle that seems stolen must be towed rather than given a 24-hour warning. A theft cue signals potential criminal activity and the possibility that the vehicle is stolen property, so immediate removal and involvement of law enforcement are needed to prevent further circulation and protect buyers. A 24-hour warning is not appropriate in this context because it would allow a possibly stolen vehicle to remain available, increasing risk and complicating any investigation. Other red flags may lead to different actions, but this scenario specifically calls for towing to address the theft risk.

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