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Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 7:21 pm
by sookandy
RoadRunnerTR21 wrote:I can't valet park anything because I don't want some kid accidentally shooting him/her self. ;-)
...in my truck and getting blood everywhere. That's an expensive bio-hazard clean up.

Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:00 pm
by Cletus
If you give somebody the keys that sounds like implied consent for them to look around.

Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:04 pm
by cb1000rider
Cletus wrote:If you give somebody the keys that sounds like implied consent for them to look around.
I hope you're not serious.

Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:06 pm
by oohrah
If I give them my valet key, which limits access, I am intentionally not giving implied consent to search locked portions of the vehicle.

This troubles me on several levels. The valet company is violating their contract with the customer, and the TSA is using non-qualified "agents".

Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 8:16 pm
by Jar Jar
If yoosa think valets at restaurants don't looka round, yoosa in for a wuud wakening.

Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Thu Jul 18, 2013 11:47 pm
by sookandy
Cletus wrote:If you give somebody the keys that sounds like implied consent for them to look around.
No, the only consent I give is for them to park my truck and bring it back when I'm ready.
By not putting a do not disturb sign on my hotel door does not give the maid consent to go through my bags just because she has a key.

So say some TSA valet stooge finds something. His prints are all over the car and he is not an officer. Maybe it was the valet. I'm sure their background check was just as vigorous as Snowdens.

Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2013 1:02 am
by EEllis
sookandy wrote:
Cletus wrote:If you give somebody the keys that sounds like implied consent for them to look around.
No, the only consent I give is for them to park my truck and bring it back when I'm ready.
By not putting a do not disturb sign on my hotel door does not give the maid consent to go through my bags just because she has a key.

So say some TSA valet stooge finds something. His prints are all over the car and he is not an officer. Maybe it was the valet. I'm sure their background check was just as vigorous as Snowdens.
Well at least right now there is a large sign letting everyone know their car will be searched so by valeting a car now you would be giving consent.

Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2013 7:15 am
by Cedar Park Dad
I never valet my car.
1. I don't want them in my vehicle. Its not like there's anything there (in my family we buy cheap and drive them into the ground) but its an invasion.

2. I've seen valets park. Its like my wife is parking cars. :cryin

3. Now I have a third reason.

Re: TSA Searches Valet Parked Cars

Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2013 9:42 am
by SewTexas
I think I've valeted, (wow, that looks wrong),

I think I've used a valet service once, at GRB at the quilt show, about 18 years ago when I was umteen months pregnant with my son and the only parking was forever away and the same price as the valet....I handed them my keys, said "here" and stepped out onto the curb, it was wonderful :mrgreen: