States would be blocked from limiting how long or how many vehicles heavy-duty tow trucks can carry.
This bill would stop states from putting limits on how long or how many vehicles heavy-duty tow trucks can carry when they're moving a broken-down vehicle that was originally legal. This means tow truck operators could work more efficiently, and drivers of disabled vehicles might get quicker help. It would also update the rules for what counts as a heavy-duty tow vehicle.
Today, states can set limits on the length or number of vehicles heavy-duty tow trucks can carry when transporting a disabled vehicle. After this bill, states would not be allowed to set these limits if the disabled vehicle was already compliant with length and vehicle count rules before it broke down. This would standardize some rules for tow truck operations across states and update the federal definition of these vehicles.
HR 7321 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 1/10
Sign in to see your representatives' phone numbers