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Gone in 15 days: How the Connecticut DMV allows tow companies to sell people’s cars
And, DMV records show, the agency quickly approved MyHoopty’s application to sell the car. What happened to Anderson exemplifies how Connecticut’s laws have come to favor tow companies at the ...
Driver charged in fiery highway bridge crash in Connecticut dies of cancer
A Connecticut man charged with causing a fiery crash that shut down a major highway bridge and killed a truck driver has died ...
How Many Cars Have Connecticut Towing Companies Sold? The DMV Can’t Tell Us.
When reporters set out to quantify the impact of a Connecticut law that allows companies to sell some cars they’ve towed after just 15 days, the DMV said records would cost $47,000; it has revised the ...
Towed and gone: How CT DMV allows companies to sell people’s cars
This article was produced in partnership with ProPublica through its Local Reporting Network. Melissa Anderson was trying to wrestle her squirmy 2-year-old daughter into a winter coat in December ...
CT man falls asleep at wheel with infant in car while under the influence
A Connecticut man was arrested Wednesday after falling asleep behind the wheel while he was under the influence with an ...
Some CT Asian communities seek better translations for DMV written knowledge test
Pushing for better translations on the DMV written knowledge test. Some groups, particularly within the Asian community, say ...
CT man charged with DUI after striking vehicle, going off embankment off Route 8
A man was arrested on DUI and other charges on Sunday after crashing into a motorist on Route 8 in Waterbury, injuring four ...
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Gone in 15 days: How the Connecticut DMV allows tow companies to sell people’s cars
The tow truck company that regularly roamed her Hamden, Connecticut, apartment complex was back, and it had zeroed in on her recently purchased 1998 Dodge Neon.
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How many cars have Connecticut towing companies sold? The DMV can’t tell us.
I submitted a request to the DMV under the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act. Two-and-a-half years later, it seems the DMV doesn’t even know the answer — and we’re still waiting for ...