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‘I own a condo in CA. Can my vehicle be towed or fine/ticketed if I do not have a parking permit sticker assigned to the Community?’
Question: The specific rules on when and how a vehicle can be towed vary depending on your location, and on the nature of the place the vehicle is (public street, private street, driveway, etc.). However, the short answer is yes: under at least some circumstances, your vehicle can be towed if you don’t have permission to park there.
