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How is an "abandoned nuisance vehicle" defined in Texas?

Of a condition only to be junked, crushed, or dismantled

At least 10 years old

Left unattended on a public street for more than 72 hours

A combination of condition and age

An "abandoned nuisance vehicle" in Texas is defined as a vehicle that meets a specific combination of factors related to both its condition and its age. This definition encompasses vehicles that are not only in such a state that they can be considered junked or inoperative but also takes into account how long the vehicle has been left unattended. Thus, a vehicle that is in poor condition and meets the age specification (typically indicating that it may be old and potentially discarded) signifies it as an abandoned nuisance.

This multifaceted approach ensures that both the physical state of the vehicle and its duration of being unattended affect the classification. It acknowledges that vehicles in disrepair and especially older vehicles tend to present more significant public safety and environmental concerns, thereby justifying their identification as abandoned nuisances when they fall within these parameters.

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