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Pennsylvania

For Pennsylvania, time to count as abandoned on private property is more than 24 hours; owner notice process is Prior to removal or processing of the vehicle, that person shall file a report, on a multipart form prescribed by the department, with the local police department declaring that an unauthorized vehicle has been left unattended and on private property for at least 24 hours; statutory citation is 75 Pa.C.S. § 7311.1, verified against its source on 2026-08-18.

State
Pennsylvania our reading
Time to count as abandoned on private property
more than 24 hours verified
Owner notice process
Prior to removal or processing of the vehicle, that person shall file a report, on a multipart form prescribed by the department, with the local police department declaring that an unauthorized vehicle has been left unattended and on private property for at least 24 hours. verified
Statutory citation
75 Pa.C.S. § 7311.1 verified
Sourcepalegis.us
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DatasetHow long before a car left on your property or towed from it can legally be sold — by US state

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What the source says

A person on whose private property is located a vehicle which has remained on the property without the consent of the property owner or his agent for more than 24 hours may authorize the removal or processing of the vehicle. (2) Prior to removal or processing of the vehicle, that person shall file a report, on a multipart form prescribed by the department, with the local police department declaring that an unauthorized vehicle has been left unattended and on private property for at least 24 hours. One part

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