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Resident urges Bedford to craft ordinance after alleged QR-only booting by tow operator
Summary
John Larson told the council that Capital Tow Inc. is failing to meet Texas Occupations Code notice and removal requirements by directing vehicle owners to a QR-only payment site and burying a 24-hour phone contact; he asked the council to direct staff to draft a protective ordinance.
A Bedford resident on Jan. 13 urged the City Council to direct staff to draft a consumer-protection ordinance after describing what he called predatory vehicle-booting practices by a private company.
John Larson, who identified himself as a Logan Apartments resident, told the council that state law (Texas Occupations Code chapter 2308) requires a boot operator to display a notice with a…
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