22651 is the statute that gives police and peace officers the authority to have vehicles towed. The section (h) that you cite is the authority the police/peace officers have to tow a vehicle when the driver is arrested or the driver's license is suspended or revoked.

Customer: California vehicle code 22651(o) Is this code an infraction or misdemeanor? And is there a civil penalty for money? Answered by LegalDan in 5 mins 7 months ago

Customer: My car was impounded under sec 22651 p vc. A hearing is to be followed now 22852 vc. The car is under my mom's name. I don't have a license, but I have made an appointment. The car is to be hold for 30 days. But nowhere on the sec 22651 p vc says that the car has to be hold for 30 days. 30 days is what the officer told me.

Third they violated section vc 22651.07 by not providing a "distinct notice on an itemized invoice for any towing or storge, or both, charges stating: "Upon request, you are entitled to receive a copy of the Towing Fees and Access Notice." This notice shall be contained within a bordered text box, printed in no less than 10-point type.

California Vehicle Code §22651(k) makes it illegal for a vehicle to be parked in the same spot for more than 72 hours, on any public street in California. Customer with respect to the harassment?

Vehicle code section 22651.07 requires the information about law enforcement, but with the tow yard the law doesn't specifically require that information. Customer the picture of the sign I sent to you where it is blank is legal or not?