Sentence examples for requires towing from inspiring English sources

Once vehicles are impounded, California law requires towing companies to hold them for 30 days.

A bill requiring tow-truck operators to pick up stranded drivers even if they do not have cash to pay the towing fee was signed into law yesterday by Gov. James E. McGreevey.

Tactically it was believed that airborne troops should be landed in groups far larger than eight, and the number of aircraft therefore required to tow the gliders needed to land larger groups would be unfeasible; there were also concerns that the gliders would have to be towed in tandem if used operationally, which would be extremely difficult during nighttime and through cloud formations.

The larger ships mean that fewer but more powerful tugs are required to tow the same amount of cargo, and shipping schedules have accelerated dramatically.

When the liner arrived in New York, tugs were required to tow her from the quarantine station to the pier.

"There's no law enforcement program that requires a person towing a trailer to have any special training," said Thomas Shelton, a former accident investigations supervisor for the California Highway Patrol.

The state will crack down on bandit tow truck drivers by capping towing and storage fees and requiring all tow operators to maintain documents showing that they were summoned to or flagged down at the scene of an accident or disabled vehicle.

Senator Roberts proposed legislation at the start of session regarding the surety bond required for towing carriers in rural areas.

Tesla also threw some shade on the owner, saying "the car had over 70,000 miles on it and its owner lives down such a long dirt road that it required two tow trucks to retrieve the car".

Yet trucks spend a lot of time on the road, and Fleming says that for every 100 trucks on the road, 1-2 are typically expected to break down and require a tow each week.

The only Horsa gliders were in England at the time, and transporting them to North Africa would require a tow of over the Atlantic Ocean around the coast of Portugal and Spain, then a further across North Africa to reach Tunisia.