Many drivers are afraid to go through a blitz and end up having their vehicle impounded. However, even still provided for by law, this possibility is restricted only in more serious situations.
The fear still felt by many vehicle owners is based on past practices, in which the seizure and removal of vehicles to the yards of the State Department of Transit (DMV) was an administrative traffic penalty applied in several cases.
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Thus, on many occasions, cars, motorcycles, trucks and other vehicles were seized after being booked in a blitz. Therefore, it was necessary that some authority was present, such as police or traffic agents.
However, since 2016, that is, almost 7 years ago, these rules have changed. Now, for a vehicle to be removed to a deposit, it must be linked to an ongoing legal process.
As an example, stolen vehicles, with search and seizure, with delayed licensing, among some other penalties provided for by law, can be seized.
As for the return process car or motorcycle, there has been no change. In case of apprehension, it is still necessary to go to the nearest DMV to carry out the vehicle clearance procedures.
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