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How to Retrieve Your Vehicle from the Municipal Depôt in Roda de Barà: Downloadable Authorization Template

If your vehicle has been towed by the municipal crane (grúa) in Roda de Barà, you are likely feeling frustrated. Retrieving a car from the municipal pound when you are not the registered owner—or when you cannot be physically present—requires specific documentation. This article provides a ready-to-use authorization template to help you navigate this bureaucratic process efficiently.

Instructions on how and where to submit it in Roda de Barà

To release a vehicle from the municipal impound, the registered owner must generally be present with their ID. If the owner cannot attend, they must provide a signed authorization to a representative. In Roda de Barà, the process typically involves the following steps:

📄 Modelo Oficial / Official Template

Plantilla / Template

AUTORIZACIÓN PARA LA RETIRADA DE VEHÍCULO DEL DEPÓSITO MUNICIPAL

D./Dña. ________________________________________, con DNI/NIE número ________________, en calidad de titular del vehículo con matrícula ________________, modelo ________________.

AUTORIZO a D./Dña. ________________________________________, con DNI/NIE número ________________, para que en mi nombre y representación proceda a la retirada y recogida del citado vehículo del depósito municipal de Roda de Barà, así como a realizar los trámites y pagos necesarios para dicho fin.

En ________________, a ______ de ____________ de 20____.

Fdo: __________________________
(Firma del titular del vehículo)

Additional documentation required

Beyond the authorization letter, you must ensure you have the following documents ready to avoid a wasted trip:

Expert Tip: Always call the Roda de Barà Local Police headquarters before heading to the depôt. Ask specifically if there are any outstanding administrative holds on the vehicle (precinto), as an authorization letter alone will not be enough if the vehicle has been impounded due to a judicial order or a serious traffic violation. If possible, bring a credit card, as many municipal offices in smaller towns are moving away from cash payments.