There was a semi in the Princeton, KY area that a hit a truck and left the scene. The victim remembers seeing the word Indent or Indeed on truck and the words are shaped like a mountain. Anyone have an idea of what trucking company he may be referring too?
Hit and Run
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by StephDR, Oct 9, 2019.
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Indeed resolves to job hiring boards.
Indent resolves to a Canadian OilField hauling company.
Without a dash cam footage in the victims car etc there is really no way to trace a particular company unless one of their trucks should show up again in the future int he victims area.
Morale of the story, buy a dash cam tonight if you have not already.TaterFox and Tx Countryboy Thank this. -
I thought about mountain river trucking.
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Totally agree with the dash cam, heck you can get a cheap one for 50 at Wally world. Takes a decent video too, and can download videos to your phone.
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What happened here was a LSA or Leaving the Scene of an Accident, not hit and run. The latter refers to leaving the scene where personal injury has occurred, whereas LSA involves only property damage.
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@Chinatown can confirm, but the 'newer' rigs..... say "in'Daeske'" ... iirc.
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Most victim statement are not backed by a lot of evidence. It seems like if you can substantiate you were there and they have a driver that was there around the same time (logs would show that) then maybe you could even substantiate a complaint by evidence of damage on the tractor or trailer. Of course a dash cam is best but without one you might do ok. Depends if it left it's mark.
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