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California has enacted a law allowing authorities to demolish oversize vehicles worth up to $4,000 if the owner cannot move them without a tow truck. This measure is part of the state's efforts to manage homelessness and vehicle habitation.
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California has enacted a law allowing authorities to demolish oversize vehicles worth up to $4,000 if the owner cannot move them without a tow truck. This measure is part of the state's efforts to manage homelessness and vehicle habitation.
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