I nspection of Towed Vehicle VIN and License Sample Clauses

I nspection of Towed Vehicle VIN and License. Plates - Contractor shall inspect every tow on- scene prior to hooking up or within twenty-four (24) hours of each tow dispatch call to verify that the license plates and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) on every vehicle or trailer match the information documented by the Officer on the SPD-188 form. If any variation or discrepancy exists, the Contractor will immediately notify the Officer on-scene, Police dispatch, or the Police Department. The CITY will respond as soon as possible to inspect and correct the documentation issue. A new SVS (Stolen Vehicle System) entry may be needed in some instances. Failure to meet the above requirements shall result in up to a thirty (30) day suspension from the tow rotation and full financial responsibility for the tow and all storage fees for each violation.
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