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Cottonwood Heights police are butting heads with state lawmakers over bike lane rules, which could shake up how traffic is policed on your daily drive. It’s a classic local-versus-state power struggle that might change the rules of the road for everyone.
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Residents are facing $500 cash-only towing fees to retrieve vehicles from Provo.
The towing company and property management enforcing the restriction.
Patrons of local businesses and residents who need to leave vehicles overnight.
Utah lawmaker responds after Cottonwood Heights police chief questions bike lane law kjzz.com
Residents are concerned about the 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. towing policy at Hillside Plaza, arguing it penalizes responsible behavior and hurts local businesses.
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