I can't. If the mortgaged vehicle is not equipped with gps, it will not be towed. Because there is no gps positioning, the lending institution can't get the location of the vehicle, so it can't be towed away. The institution will communicate with the lender, or explain the situation to the contact person who left the contact information, so that the contact person can communicate with you for repayment. If the loan is still unpaid, the bank or institution will take legal measures to sue. Now the institutions are more formal. As long as they can get in touch, they will communicate with you first or face to face, and they will also contact the contact you provided before and find you through the contact, so it will not be easy to tow directly.