Broken Regulations: How Texas Towing Rules Contain Grammatically Impossible Requirements

Texas towing regulations contain shocking grammatical errors and systematic cross-reference failures that make key provisions impossible to understand. From sentences that compare the cost of a tow to a tow itself, to regulations referencing non-existent fee lists, Chapter 86 of the Texas Administrative Code is riddled with fundamental drafting flaws that create real problems for towing companies, vehicle owners, and courts. Our analysis reveals how these aren't minor technical issues, but serious regulatory dysfunction that undermines the entire framework governing the industry.