* Legal Authority: The repo agent must have a valid court order or be acting under a properly executed contract allowing them to repossess the vehicle. Without this legal authority, removing the car is illegal.
* Location: Where the trailer is located matters. Removing a car from private property might require different procedures or permissions than removing it from a public road.
* Trailer Security: If the trailer is locked or otherwise secured, the repo agent might need to employ methods to gain access, which could raise legal issues if they damage the trailer or its locks.
* Safety: The repo agent is responsible for ensuring the safety of themselves, the vehicle, and others during the repossession. Improperly removing a car from a trailer could lead to damage or injury.
In short, while it's *possible*, it's not automatically permitted. A repo agent must act within the bounds of the law and their contract. If the process is questionable, the owner of the vehicle or the trailer could take legal action.
