Impound Release Insurance in Tottenham
Tottenham’s spine — the A10 High Road — plus the A406 at its southern edge carry some of north London’s heaviest ANPR enforcement, and Met patrols seize uninsured vehicles across Haringey daily under Section 165. The car goes to one of the capital’s pounds; the charges start the moment it’s booked in.
The pound counter accepts one thing: a specialist impound insurance certificate. Ours is a 28-day policy emailed within minutes of payment — most Tottenham customers have it before they’ve finished ringing the pound to check opening hours.
Where Tottenham seizures are taken
- Haringey seizures are recovered to the Met’s contracted pounds — the seizure notice names the exact site.
- Take everything the notice lists; London pounds are strict, and incomplete visits are turned away.
My car was seized at a match-day stop — is the process different?
No — however the stop happened, a Section 165 seizure follows the same route: certificate, ID, licence, proof of ownership and fees at the pound named on your notice. Event-day seizures just mean busier pounds, so ring ahead.
How much will I pay in total?
Three parts: the pound's statutory fees (typically £192 removal plus ~£26/day storage), the 28-day impound certificate from us, and nothing else. Collecting quickly keeps the storage part small.
What if I can't collect for a few days?
Storage accrues daily and disposal is possible from about 14 days, so tell the pound your plans and collect as early as you can. The certificate itself is valid from the start date you choose at purchase.
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