Too Many Junked Cars On Wyoming Roads Prompt State Action
The folks at Wyoming Public Radio are reporting that our neighboring state to the north is on a campaign to get junked cars off its roadways:
As many as 2,300 vehicles are abandoned around the state every year. And it’s the towing companies and wrecking yards that often end up paying. A bill proposed by a [state] transportation subcommittee would change the rule to allow vehicles valued under $1500 to get crushed, up from $600 now.
Look at the background on WPR's Twitter page, above, and it's a useful reminder about why the state wants to try and keep things clean.
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