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MONTGOMERY, AL (AP) -
A proposed ordinance could allow police officers to impound a vehicle if the driver has a suspended, revoked, expired or no driver's license.
The Montgomery Advertiser reports that the Montgomery City Council public safety committee voted 4-1, sending the ordinance to the full council.
If another driver in the car has a license, that person would be allowed to drive the car and it wouldn't be towed.
City Councilman Glen Pruitt says the driver or owner would have to pay a $200 administrative fee, $75 to have the vehicle towed and $25 per day fee to store the car at the impound lot if the vehicle is towed.
The owner or driver would need to show proof of a driver's license and proof of registration before paying to get the vehicle back.
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