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Sassari, cars abandoned everywhere: high fines, but few remove them
Un'auto abbandonata a Sassari (Foto E. Floris)
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Abandoned cars for the city. From the urban belt to the suburbs, cars without license plates, rusty, often emptied, pile up for Sassari .

Ford, Fiat, Volkswagen, Mini, generally small cars, recognizable by the markings of flat tires and sometimes damaged bodywork , are stationed between Predda Niedda, Latte Dolce, the neighborhood of Luna and Sole, parked among the 'healthy sisters', almost invisible.

In reality , reports from citizens abound , most often towards the local police who, as recently at the end of April, coordinate with the company appointed by the Municipality for the removal of the cars.

A partial intervention due to the number of orphaned cars that are often used even for necessity as a temporary home.

Moving them costs money and if the owner is traced, the owner has to bear the expenses as well as risking a fine of between one thousand and five thousand euros and any criminal aftermath if he is the owner of businesses and representative of institutions.

To avoid these consequences it would be enough to take the old car to the authorized demolition center which will eliminate it for a total amount of about fifty euros .

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