Stale Vehicle Ownership Records Expose Ex-Owners to Erroneous Toll Debt Collection
Outdated vehicle ownership databases allow toll agencies and debt collectors to pursue former owners for violations incurred after a vehicle was sold. Ex-owners face collections for debts they legally do not owe, with the burden of proof placed on them to establish the ownership timeline. The structural mismatch between DMV records and collection systems creates recurring false positives.
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