This bill provides certain protections for an owner or lien holder of a towed vehicle if proper notice has not been provided to the owner or lien holder. This bill: - provides that, for a private-property tow, a possessory lien related to a vehicle that has been towed is not enforceable if required notice was not properly provided to the owner or lien holder; - allows an owner or a lien holder to take possession of a vehicle without paying towing or storage fees if notice was not properly given; - if an owner claims notice was not properly provided, creates a presumption of improper notice that may be rebutted by presenting, as applicable:time-stamped evidence that notice was properly provided to the Motor Vehicle Division; or evidence that notice was sent via certified mail; - allows a party prevailing in an action related to lack of notice to be awarded attorney fees; - authorizes the Department of Transportation to make rules to establish the process for an owner or a lien holder to make a claim for release of a vehicle; and - makes technical changes.