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GPRTU opposes auctioning broken-down vehicles after 21 days

The union says it supports the immediate removal of broken-down vehicles from roads but argues that auctioning them after 21 days could cause significant financial losses to commercial transport operators.2519), which allows authorities to auction broken-down vehicles left at designated holding areas for 21 days.“In the previous LI, it was stated that when your vehicle breaks down in the city, you have 30 minutes to tow it, and when it breaks down on the highway, you have one hour to tow it off the road.
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