§ 512.1. Power of commission to confiscate, impound and sell vehicles.

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(a)Authorization.-- The commission is empowered to confiscate a vehicle and impound and sell a vehicle if the vehicle is used to provide a prearranged ride following disqualification under section 2609(b) (relating to fines and penalties) or suspension or revocation of a transportation network company's license under this title.

(b)Return of vehicle.-- The vehicle may be returned to the registered owner upon payment of the costs of the commission associated with confiscation and impoundment. Failure of a transportation network company, driver of a confiscated vehicle or registered owner to pay these costs may result in forfeiture and sale of the vehicle.

(c)Commission duties.-- The commission shall establish the following by regulation or order:

(1)grounds for confiscation, impoundment or sale;

(2)procedures for satisfaction of outstanding fines, penalties and costs and notice and hearing; and

(3)if the fines, penalties and costs are not timely paid, the timing of the sale and the allocation of proceeds from the sale of impounded vehicles.

(d)Disposition of sale proceeds.-- The proceeds of the sale of a vehicle by the commission under this section shall first be used to satisfy any liens on the vehicle or, if the vehicle is subject to a lease, to pay the lessor damages due to the lessor upon default by the lessee as provided by 13 Pa.C.S. § 2A527 (relating to lessor's rights to dispose of goods) prior to paying any fines, penalties and costs.

66c512.1v

(Nov. 4, 2016, P.L.1222, No.164, eff. imd.)

2016 Amendment. Act 164 added section 512.1.

66c513s