Factors to be considered in determining whether towing charge or storage charge is unreasonable
47 Factors to be considered in determining whether towing charge or storage charge is unreasonable
Without limiting the factors that may be considered in determining whether a towing charge is unreasonable for the purposes of regulation 50 or 52, the following factors that are relevant must be considered —
the day on which the service is provided;
the time at which the service is provided;
the time taken to provide the service;
the distance travelled during the provision of the service;
any administration costs incurred in the provision of the service;
the amount that would be charged for the same or a similar service by other persons conducting a towing business in the same geographical area.
Without limiting the factors that may be considered in determining whether a storage charge is unreasonable for the purposes of regulation 55 or 57, the following factors that are relevant must be considered —
the costs of operating the storage yard, having regard to —
the cost of land where the storage yard is located; and
the security measures at the storage yard; and
the manner in which vehicles are stored at the storage yard;
any administration costs incurred in the provision of the service;
the amount that would be charged for the same or a similar service by other persons operating a storage yard in the same geographical area.
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