Storage fees only apply when a vehicle sits in a tow yard overnight or longer. A same-day pickup-to-drop with no yard stop should never have a storage fee. NYC…
Storage fees only apply when a vehicle sits in a tow yard overnight or longer. A same-day pickup-to-drop with no yard stop should never have a storage fee. NYC DCWP rules cap storage at $25/day, starting day 2.
If you see a storage fee on a same-day drop invoice, dispute it. It's a 311 complaint to DCWP.
We never charge storage on same-day drops. Standard $249 / hour rate, no add-ons.
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