I am having a problem.

[coloradodem2005]

I am staying in my dad's townhome, and I am driving my mother's car. My car is at the townhome. But I still haven't gotten it fixed. Now, I got notices on both my cars threatening to tow them. God damn it.

[freetobegay]

1. Why are they going to tow them?

[coloradodem2005]

2. One of them is unused.

I need to get it moved. The other one, I don't know. They said that it is illegally parked in a driveway. But it is the driveway of my dad's place. THe thing is, they have allowed construction workers to take up the parking spaces with their shit, so where else am I going to park it?

[freetobegay]

3. As long as they both have legal registrations

& up to date tags, I don't think there is anything they can do.

[Philostopher]

4. Some municipalities will tow even a legally registered car

if it's not moved frequently enough, and it's parked on the street. I know, because I live in one -- we have a car we don't drive very often, but it's regsitered and operable. It now resides in the carport.

I don't know what the deal is with the car that's parked in the driveway, unless it's blocking a public thoroughfare or the place is a rental and the car isn't registered with somebody who owns/manages the property. Coloradodem, you might consider asking what the problem is with the one on private property -- it may be something simple that you can remedy by moving the vehicle or registering it with the management or something.

[coloradodem2005]

5. Are you talking about legal registrations in the community or...

...in general? The tags are up to date. They say they reserve the rights to do that.

[freetobegay]

6. The registrations to the car

I don't about Colorado, But in Florida thats all you need to show proof of.