Municipality not to require permits of certain wreckers, exceptions when
Towns and cities cannot charge fees or make wreckers and tow truck businesses get a permit or license. But counties and special cities that stand alone (not inside a county) can charge fees and require permits from tow businesses that are located there or do more than half their work there.
301.344. not to require s of certain s, when — county permits, when. — No town, city, village or municipality shall require a fee, permit or for any reason from any wrecker or tow business with the United States of Transportation, however, any county or a of this state shall require such a fee, permit or license of any such business physically located in such county or city not within a county or of any such business which conducts more than fifty percent of its wrecker or tow service business activities in such county or city not within a county.
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Source & history notes
(L. 1993 S.B. 105 § 301.032 subsec. 7, A.L. 1996 S.B. 560)
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