Impound Release Insurance in Enfield

Between the A10 Great Cambridge Road, the A406 and the M25 approaches at Junction 25, Enfield’s main routes are blanketed by ANPR — and the Met seizes uninsured vehicles across the borough every day under Section 165. Recovered cars go to the capital’s police pounds and the charges start on arrival.

Getting a car out requires impound-specific insurance; nothing else is accepted at the counter. Our 28-day certificate is emailed within minutes of payment, so the storage meter stops the same day if you can reach the pound in its opening hours.

Where Enfield seizures are taken

1. North London seizures go to the Met’s contracted pounds — the seizure notice names which site holds your car.
2. Confirm hours and the document list by phone before setting off across London.

Can I release a car seized in Enfield on the same day?

Usually — buy the 28-day certificate (emailed in minutes), gather ID, licence and the V5C, and reach the pound named on your notice before closing with the fees. Most same-day attempts succeed when the paperwork is complete.

What if the seizure was for no licence rather than no insurance?

The release process is the same, but the person driving the car out must hold a valid licence and be insured — that can be you with our certificate, or another eligible driver. The pound will check both at the counter.

Is the certificate accepted at every London pound?

Yes — our 28-day impound policies are accepted at UK police-contracted pounds, including all the Met's sites.

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