‘Can’t afford it,’ cries driver towed from visitor parking and charged $170 – ‘predator’ trucks prowl lots every 15 mins ...Middle East

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COLLEGE students have engaged in local government meetings to fight against a towing company that prowls student lots. One student was promptly towed and charged nearly $200. Students at Indiana University were motivated to join their city council to combat bad towing practicesGetty Images GettySeveral students were quickly towed, with some trucks patroling lots every 15 minutes[/caption] Shailey Desai was a sophomore at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, in December 2022. She parked in what she assumed was a visitor’s parking spot when visiting a friend, and within a few hours, her car was towed. To retrieve it from the lot, Desai had to pay $170. She said tha

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