On Friday April 13, 2018 I was involved in an accident with a flatbed trucker on I-35 S in Selma, Texas near exit 172. I was not able to get a License Plate number because he had driven off after hitting me, he never pulled over and I don't know if he had reported it with dispatch. My car was totaled and i'm injured. What can I do to find this guy?
HIT and RUN BY FLAT BED TRUCKER
Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by Kylee, Apr 19, 2018.
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Has law enforcement done anything ?
buddyd157 and lovesthedrive Thank this. -
They haven't found any leads.
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A private investigator may can help.
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Thank you! I appreciate your help.
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On the damage is there any paint rubs that you can tell what colors you are looking for . Just to narrow down the search and do you know what they were carrying?
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A "totaled" vehicle crash usually is seen by others. Maybe someone had a dash cam.lovesthedrive Thanks this. -
I am gathering it wasnt on a city street? So no external vid camers?
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I bought a Mitsubishi Eclipse that a truck had run up and over front pass. side of hood at a corner.
Truck cut the corner, flattened the car's hood, and just kept going. Tire tracks into the metal hood.
Recognized the name, and contacted the relative that I knew. She said niece was sitting there
and it just crushed down the front of her car; she thought she was gonna die.
Same situation as above, no witnesses, rural road, no passers by. On I-35 should be witnesses,
another thing is to put an ad in local paper asking if anyone witnessed this accident. Who knows?
If you are from that area, and can identify the truck - positively - you can "stake-out" that exit,
at that time, every day; and see if truck passes that way again, but chances are slim to none.x1Heavy and Sirscrapntruckalot Thank this. -
If anything was recorded it’s probably been written over.
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