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What is a SigAlert?
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A SigAlert, also written “Sigalert” and “SIG Alert,” is a term used by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) to describe traffic conditions that require closure of at least one lane for a minimum of 30 minutes.  The term began as “Sigmon Traffic Alerts,” but was quickly shortened to “SigAlert.”  The name comes from Loyd Sigmon, the inventor of the alert.  The CHP issues SigAlerts in many ways, including electronic signs and announcements along the freeway, and announcements on radio and television.

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What happens if my car is repossessed?
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If you have financed your vehicle, you should know that you don’t own it until the last cent is paid in full – until then, the creditor (institution who holds the loan) has the right under law to take the vehicle back if you default on your loan.  Not only that, but if they sell your vehicle, you will continue to owe the difference if the sales' price is lower than the loan amount.
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Where can I buy a repossessed car?
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A repossessed car is owned by the lending institution who holds the loan, and they are the ones who will be selling it, either off their own lot or, more likely, through an auction.

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What is a repossessed car?
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A repossessed car is one which was bought under a loan agreement which has not been fulfilled; when the payments aren’t made (or are late), the lender has the option of taking the property back – or, in this case, repossessing the vehicle.
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How long does an Accident, DUI or Ticket stay on my driving record in Wyoming?
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If you live in Big Sky country of Wyoming, you might want to know some things about the Wyoming driving record laws, and how some traffic violations and convictions might impact that record.

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