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34.—(1) A vehicle which is the subject of a vehicle seizure order may be seized—
(a)by a police officer or an authorised person from any place to which the public has access, including any highway or road; or
(b)by a police officer from any private premises or property other than a dwelling house.
(2) For the purpose of seizing a vehicle under paragraph (1)(b), a police officer may—
(a)enter any such premises or property on which the officer has reasonable grounds for believing the vehicle to be; and
(b)use reasonable force if necessary in the exercise of that power.
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