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UT SB0120
Bill
Status
3/5/2026
Primary Sponsor
Ronald Winterton
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AI Summary
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Non-consent police generated tows must take vehicles to an impound yard within the same county where the tow is initiated, with exceptions for evidence holds, closer adjacent-county yards, or when local yards are unavailable
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Law enforcement may direct tows to an adjacent county if that impound yard is closer than any yard in the originating county, provided the vehicle owner is informed of the location
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State impound yards must have opaque fencing (including opaque chain link) on any side with frontage on paved Class A, B, or C roads, replacing the previous requirement for highway frontage only
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Vehicles seized in road rage incidents may be released to the registered owner at the arrest location if they are not the arrested individual and are immediately available to take possession
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Effective date: May 6, 2026
Legislative Description
Towing Modifications
Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
Last Action
Senate/ to Governor in Executive Branch - Governor
3/11/2026