City considers towing reforms, house numbers

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Legislation targeting “predatory” tow trucks who show up unauthorized at car wrecks in Baltimore City and charge exorbitant fees gained critical support from lawmakers this week.

Members of a City Council committee Tuesday voted to advance a proposal increasing penalties for unauthorized towers from $100 to $1,000. Bill sponsor Councilman Robert Curran said tow companies other than those summoned by police show up at accident scenes and charge up to $1,360 for a tow.

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