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Utah's Heavy-Vehicle Towing Bill of Rights Takes Effect — Fee Caps for Vehicles Over 26,001 lbs

Utah's Consumer Bill of Rights Regarding Towing 26,001 lbs or More took effect January 1, 2026, establishing maximum caps on towing fees, administrative charges, storage costs, after-hours fees, and fuel surcharges for non-consent heavy-vehicle tows, according to an analysis by Tow Truck Insurance Rates. Vehicle owners can verify charges against a state impound database and formally challenge overcharges. The bill targets the heavy-duty segment specifically — operators towing commercial trucks, semis, and heavy equipment in Utah must now price within the state's published maximums or face enforcement.

Operator takeaway

Heavy-duty operators in Utah need to compare their current rate sheets to the state maximums immediately — and operators in other states should watch whether this heavy-vehicle-specific model spreads.

Tow Truck Insurance Rates · Published 2026-01-01 · Read original source →
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