What is the primary concern when towing vehicles after a green tag?

The primary concern when towing vehicles after a green tag is property protection. A green tag is often issued to vehicles that are deemed abandoned, improperly parked, or posing safety hazards. The issuance of a green tag serves as a formal notice to the vehicle owner, giving them a chance to rectify the situation before towing occurs.

The rationale behind emphasizing property protection is to ensure that the vehicle and any personal belongings inside are safeguarded during the towing process. Proper procedures aim to minimize damage to the vehicle and protect the rights of the vehicle owner, particularly regarding personal property that may be in the vehicle.

While promptness of vehicle removal, financial implications, and reduction of traffic congestion are also important considerations in the broader context of towing, the immediate focus after a green tag is primarily on protecting the vehicle and its contents, thereby upholding property rights and ensuring proper handling. This attention to property protection underscores the responsibility of law enforcement and towing agencies to conduct their operations with care and respect for individual property ownership.