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For the purposes of this subchapter, a vehicle is considered "abandoned" if the owner or lienholder does not retrieve it and pay all reasonable charges for towing, storing and authorized repair of the vehicle within 14 days after the notices to the owner and lienholder are sent by the Secretary of State or 14 days ...

An abandoned vehicle is a motor vehicle that has been left unattended on the property of another for more than 96 hours, if it was left without the permission of the owner.

A motor vehicle shall be deemed to be an abandoned vehicle if left unattended (a) with no number plates affixed thereto, for more than six hours on any highway or other public place; (b) for more than twenty-four hours on any highway or other public place, except a portion of a highway or public place on which parking ...

What is considered an abandoned vehicle in NY? An abandoned vehicle is a motor vehicle that has been left unattended on the property of another for more than 96 hours, if it was left without the permission of the owner.

Abandoned vehicles without license plates that are also derelict (i.e. junk) will be investigated and tagged for removal by DSNY. If the vehicle has a license plate, or otherwise does not meet the criteria to be classified as derelict, it will be referred to the local police precinct for action.

Maine law presumes that property is abandoned after a certain period of inactivity, called a dormancy period. The duration of the dormancy period varies depending on the type of property. Unused amounts on gift cards, for example, are presumed abandoned after two years.