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Ultimately, if you're unable to pay to have the clamp removed then your car will be seized by the authorities and destroyed. Or collected by bailiffs and sold to cover the cost of your debt. This process can take between 7-14 days.
If it is currently clamped, it will be impounded to a vehicle pound any time after 24 hours.
If you admit to removing the clamp, your defence is you had lawful escuse, because the bailiff may not take control of goods unless the goods belong to the debtor and the debtor has been given notice. You can give the police an opportunity to discontinue with the arrest at your police interview under caution.
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You should contact your local police station by calling 101 and asking for your local police, or call NSL to find out where it's been taken. You can pay a 'surety' (deposit) if you don't tax the vehicle before you get it released. It costs £160 for cars or motorcycles, and up to £700 for other vehicles.
In most cases where the vehicle is not badly damaged or off the road, the charges will be: two-wheeled vehicles: £150 removal charge and £10 per day storage. cars and light vans: £150 removal charge and £20 per day storage.
You should contact your local police station by calling 101 and asking for your local police, or call NSL to find out where it's been taken. You can pay a 'surety' (deposit) if you don't tax the vehicle before you get it released. It costs £160 for cars or motorcycles, and up to £700 for other vehicles.
If a vehicle has been seized, it may be reclaimed by the person who was the owner or the DVLA Registered Keeper of the vehicle at the time it was seized. Before the vehicle will be returned, the owner or keeper must comply with certain legal requirements.
Under Section 68.1 of Schedule 12 (TCEA 2007) it is a serious offence to remove a wheel clamp or to obstruct the bailiff from clamping or removing the vehicle. A person found guilty on conviction may face being fined (level 4) or sent to prison for a term not exceeding 51 weeks\u2026or both.

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