Utah § 72-9-607 - Process of removal from towing rotation.
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§ 72-9-607. Process of removal from towing rotation.
72-9-607. Process of removal from towing rotation.
| (1) | As used in this section, "ownership" means any percentage of ownership of a tow truck motor carrier by a person. |
| (2) | Each towing entity or state agency that establishes a towing rotation to facilitate tows initiated by the political subdivision or state agency shall establish a policy for an appeals process to hear and decide appeals from a decision to suspend or remove a tow truck motor carrier or tow truck operator from a towing rotation. |
| (3) | In conducting an appeal as described in Subsection (2):
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| (4) | A person with ownership in a tow truck motor carrier that is removed from a towing rotation in a first or second class county may not be added to a towing rotation in a first or second class county for three years after the day on which the tow truck motor carrier is removed from a towing rotation. |
| (5) | Before a towing entity may add a tow truck motor carrier to a towing rotation in a first or second class county, the tow truck motor carrier shall be certified by the department as described in Section 72-9-602 for a minimum of three consecutive years. |
Amended by Chapter 272, 2026 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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