that's private property; therefore, the mobile home park can have those vehicles towed.

 

correct. stated cause it also applies to home owners.
The police do the towing at the mobile home park when they do their roll throughs. not the park owners.

 

You are incorrect. Depending upon the city which the vehicle is in there may be city ordinances against being in sight without being registered. It is not classified as a traffic ticket and you are given so long to rectify the situation before you are summoned to court to receive a fine.

Here is Norfolk's for example.
http://www.norfolk.gov/Neighborhoods/CodeEnforce.asp

Code Enforcement utilizes a variety of tools in an effort to achieve compliance. Education is just one tool that we use to work with property owners to address a violation. We will work with owners and provide a timeline to resolve the issue and to improve the quality of life in your neighborhood.

Common Environmental & Nuisance violations include:

Inoperable Vehicles - Vehicles which cannot operate on public streets.
Illegal Parking - Parking of vehicles on unimproved surfaces of the front, corner or side yard of buffer yard of a lot in a residential district.
Overgrown Grass - Weeds and grass shall be less than 12".
Trash Containers - All trash containers must be stored 5' behind the front plain of the building.
Renting - No more than 4 (non-related) renters at a single family home.
Solid Waste - All property shall be free of solid waste, trash and debris.


An unregistered vehicle is one which can not operate on a public street and falls within this category.

I know because I was warned in Henrico county and Norfolk for one of my cars.

 

well damn. all this in one day
hahaha
i had the car with a cover down in my driveway and other cars blocking to get to it.
everythings back to normal now.
plates, etc

 

i just bought my car and its been sittin in my drive way with no tags or anything and no one has said anything about it!! I called DMV to see if i had to register it since i dont drive it and they no.

 

In Chesapeake if you have a vehicle, private property or not that can be viewed by the public, and it has expired tags, inspection etc. It can be marked for a 15 day tow. The only difference is, if it is on a City Street we can tow in in 48 hours as opposed to 15 days...every cities ordinances are different.

 

yessir!!
i live in chesapeake and thats exactly what i got