Abandoned Vehicles | Torts
Abandoned Vehicle Service
Our Enforcement Agents will attend your property, serve legal notice on the vehicles, and arrange for removal.

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Abandoned Vehicle Removal
UK Bailiffs We can assist with abandoned vehicles on your property providing a professional and lawful approach to dealing with abandoned vehicles on private property. Our team handles everything from notice service to disposal.
Step-by-Step Vehicle Removal
- Torts Notice: A formal notice is prepared under the Torts (Interference with Goods) Act.
- Enforcement Visit: Our agent attends the site and assesses the vehicle.
- Notice Attachment: The vehicle is photographed and served with a notice.
- VIN Recording: Chassis details logged if visible.
- Local & Online Checks: DVLA, MOT, and insurance checks carried out.
- Storage & Disposal: If unclaimed after 14 days, we apply for V5, then arrange removal or sale.
- Police Notification: Local authorities informed to comply with legal duties.
- Final Outcome: Vehicle removed by recycling, auction, or lawful disposal.
What We Handle
- Private land: Vehicles left on driveways, car parks, or estates
- No ownership trace: No insurance, tax, or keeper details found
- Landowner-authorised removal: You approve next steps
- End-of-life disposal: Recycle or auction if not reclaimed

Frequently Asked Questions – Abandoned / Illegal Vehicles
I have a vehicle parked on my land without permission.
If the vehicle owner is known and it's not reported stolen, it is treated as a trespass. We serve a legal notice and arrange for removal after a reasonable period.
What is a Torts notice?
A Torts (Interference with Goods) Act notice gives the vehicle owner a set time to remove the vehicle. If it's not collected, we can lawfully dispose of or remove it.
Why won’t the police or council help?
If the vehicle is on private land and not suspected to be stolen or dangerous, it is considered a civil matter. Police and local authorities will not intervene in most cases.
What happens if the vehicle isn’t removed?
We contact the DVLA for ownership confirmation, notify police as required, and arrange lawful disposal or crushing after the statutory notice period has expired.
How do I instruct you?
Visit our Instruction Page or send us a message here.
INSTRUCTION FORM
Completing the form does not constitute a contract or acceptance of the instruction.
Once submitted, we will email you to confirm details and then we will begin the process. We may also request further details as part of our due diligence procedures. If you have any questions in relation to the instructions, please email us HERE or phone 03301331818