A licensed tow car driver and helper shall:
A.
Have his or her identification card in his or her possession at all
times while engaged in his or her occupation as a tow car driver or
helper, and a tow car driver while so engaged shall also be in possession
of his or her chauffeur's license.
B.
Not permit any other person to use his or her identification card.
C.
Not be engaged on an unlicensed tow car or on a tow car the license
for which has been suspended or revoked.
D.
Promptly report the loss of his or her identification card to the
Village Clerk.
E.
Report change of address to the Village Clerk within 48 hours.
F.
Have with him or her at all times properly authorized forms for towing
and repair, such forms to be printed and maintained by tow car owners.
G.
Not be addicted to the use of drugs or intoxicating liquors.
Each driver and helper at the scene of an accident shall:
A.
Exhibit his or her identification card to the owner of the disabled
vehicle or person in charge thereof or to any Village officer or any
member of the Nassau County Police Department.
B.
Not remove any vehicle from the scene of an accident until proper
authorization has been signed by the owner of the disabled vehicle
or person in charge thereof.
C.
Not remove any vehicle involved in an accident in which a person
has been injured until released by a duly authorized member of the
Nassau County Police Department.
Every tow car driver and helper shall obey all traffic laws,
ordinances, rules and regulations while operating a tow car and, upon
receipt of a summons or his or her arrest for any alleged violation
of any such law, ordinance, rule or regulation, shall report the same
within three days to the Village Clerk, advising him or her of the
nature of the offense charged and the name and the location of the
court and the date upon which said summons is returnable or the date
on which the hearing or such trial is to be held.
