That's an odd pattern of damage to attribute to... just about anything that didn't hit the truck twice, and somehow left no scrapes that would suggest the direction of travel of the striking vehicle.
Hit and run victim..what to do now????
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by BunkysPrincess, Nov 6, 2014.
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I just got off the phone with the MD State Police, they told me they HAVE cameras, just that they aren't recorded, just monitored.Go figure, just our luck
I also called the shop and the shop manager said MAYBE tomorrow, but def. Monday. I have no clue what we are going to do.I clean condo's in the summertime but winter here in FL is all snowbirds and local help is a joke.Especially when they look at the income, on paper we look like a million bucks, but I see what comes in and I am sure we'd qualify for assistance.This stinks. It wouldn't be so bad if it were just me and the hubby, but the kids are the ones who will suffer in the long run.
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I agree totally.That was my first question, was he sure it was a car! He said yes, he crawled out of the sleeper and there was a black car sitting sideways in the middle of the road , then the car took off.I am guessing that an insurance adjuster would know if it was a truck or not, cause they'd want to know for paperwork reasons I assume.But I wasn't there, and obviously the hubby was in the sleeper when it happened. From what I understand,and from what I seen of the area, the car took the turn too fast in the rain, and this was the result
Had this been any one of us and we'd have not stopped we'd be stripped of our licence and never insured again.
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