Towing Notice and Ownership Rights Modifications

HB 268 modifies Utah's towing laws to protect vehicle owners and lienholders when proper notice isn't given after a vehicle is towed. It makes a tow operator's claim for fees unenforceable if required notice wasn't sent, allowing owners or lienholders to reclaim vehicles without paying towing or storage costs. The bill creates a legal presumption that notice was improperly provided, which can be rebutted by showing certified mail or timestamped evidence of proper notice. These changes apply specifically to private-property towing, ensuring owners can challenge improper notices without upfront legal costs.