Summary
Hampton just raised its towing fees for the first time in 20 years, so getting your car out of the impound is going to cost you a lot more. The city approved the hike to help local tow companies keep up with inflation.
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Impact analysis
Drivers will shell out significantly more cash to retrieve towed vehicles from the impound lot.
Local towing companies finally get a much-needed bump in their payout rates after waiting two decades.
Drivers who get towed are going to take the financial hit.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Tow companies say Hampton rate hike is 'a long time coming'
It’s the first change in 20 years, and owners say rising costs for fuel, insurance and equipment made it necessary.
Hampton towing companies ask city to hike fees
Hampton towing companies ask city to hike fees The Virginian-Pilot
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