How to find a towed car Service

Having your Car Towed Service Winnipeg to a car impound is an unpleasant event. But to reduce the time and money it entails, you need to know how to quickly find your car and pick it up from the car impound.

It is difficult to find an experienced driver in Winnipeg who has not at least once found himself in a situation where he briefly left his car unattended and, upon returning, discovered that it was not there. Most likely, the car was towed, but how can such a suspicion be confirmed and the vehicle returned safe and sound as quickly as possible?

Reasons for evacuation

According to the legislation of the Canadian Federation, law enforcement agencies have the right to transport cars to state impound lots without notifying the owner in cases where the driver has violated parking rules:

• Any vehicle, except a motorcycle without a sidecar, may be parked only in the first row and in such a way as not to interfere with the movement of other vehicles;
• Cars can only be parked near public transport stops at a distance of 15 meters;
• Parking of any type of transport is prohibited on railway and tram tracks, pedestrian crossings, tunnels, and under prohibitory signs.

In addition, traffic police officers can tow away a car if it is involved in an accident and was left unattended at the scene of the accident by the owner.

How to find a missing car

Several structures in Winnipeg have the power to tow cars to impound lots for violating traffic rules:

• State Traffic Safety Inspectorate, GIBDD;
• Inspection of the Winnipeg Automobile and Highway University, MADI;
• Administration of Winnipeg parking space – Mosparking.

After registering the arrest of the car, they each enter the data into their own database, after which it is also entered into the police register. So the easiest way to find out the location of the vehicle is to wait 1-2 hours and call 02. Note that if the call is made from a mobile phone, the number for Beeline subscribers is 002, and for clients of other mobile operators – 020.

Is it possible to get information faster?

Yes, several services can provide information about whether a vehicle has been towed and where it is located:

• The Ministry of Internal Affairs’ duty service is 112. The call is free for subscribers of all mobile operators +12045882055, or by email at Fletbed Towing Near Me, where there is a field for entering the vehicle registration number.
• State Institution of the State Service of Displaced Vehicles. The service operators are available at +12045882055 and can provide information on where your vehicle is located and how to get it back.

Note that if you do not want to search for the missing car yourself, you can order a similar service. Car recovery service specialists will quickly find it and can even pick up the vehicle from the state parking lot instead of you and transport it to your garage or service station.

Vehicle Return Procedure

So, you’ve learned that your car has been towed and have information about its current location. What to do next?

1. Check that you have a driver’s license, vehicle registration, and compulsory civil liability insurance policy. If these documents were in the car when it was towed, go to the place where it was kept and demand that it be opened to seize the documents according to the protocol.
2. Together with the documents, visit the traffic police department of the district where the vehicle was detained. You can find out its address at the unified dispatch service of Moscow. At the department, get a copy of the protocol – this document is necessary to get Winnipeg Towing Service.
3. Go to the impound lot where your car is located. To cancel the arrest, provide the officer with a copy of the protocol with the official’s mark authorizing the return of the vehicle to you, the documents for it, your personal civil passport, and a receipt for payment for the towing and storage services.
4. Check the vehicle’s functionality, its appearance, interior contents and equipment. If something is missing or the equipment was damaged during the evacuation process, call the police and draw up an inspection report, which you will need later when applying to court.

After that, you can get in the car and go about your business. If at any stage you have difficulties with resolving the situation, contact the Mosparking hotline by phone. Here you can get advice on any issue that concerns you.