Uninsured Cars & Drivers - Go Big D, Texas and Arizona

Taking Uninsured Cars Off The Road


Recently, in the City of Dallas, Texas, they passed an ordinance that if you are pulled over by law enforcement and not able to provide proof of insurance, your car will be towed right away. Afterwards, to retrieve your car after being impounded, you must show proof of insurance to have your car released. This has made it easy for the City of Dallas to remove uninsured cars that are typically driven by mostly illegals. Shortly after "No insurance" ordinance was passed, the Dallas impound lots began to fill up quickly and were full after nine days. Most of the impounded cars were driven by illegals. Not only must you provide proof of insurance to have your car released, you have to pay for the cost of the tow, a $350 fine, and charged $20 for every day their car is kept in the lot. I would suggest other cities across the nation to follow what Dallas , Texas is doing. Not only is it getting uninsured drivers off the road, but it is taking away vehicles driven by illegals that have no insurance that might endanger your life. Brings a tear to my eye.

GO Texas!

The above email was sent to me by a friend. I suggest if drivers can't afford liability insurance, they should use the bus or use the hiking and biking trails we are building at taxpayer costs for an elite few. Building more trails when the cities, states and feds can't even pay their bills.

Look at all the new residents these tax sucking enhancements have brought to Peoria County in the past ten years. About 200 a year, maybe, because this administration may be counting illegals.

Wow!

Merle ------------

My friends further comments on the Dallas' Solution.

Get them off the road WITHOUT making them show proof of nationality. Wonder how the ACLU or the Justice Department will get around this one.

My added piece is that they should put in this law that after 60 days of impingement they should be sold either to license insured drivers or for scrap. Not just to the highest bidder.