Hit and Run

That's a toll road and should likely have camera's. Try getting a hold of DOT in Oklahoma or maybe even offer this advice to the highway patrol. Tulsa P.D. shouldn't have handled this accident in the first place. Its a highway patrol matter.

 

Unfortunately there is not always going to be noticeable damage to the truck or trailer.

I hit a car once in Jersey City making a left turn and I took out a parked car with the right rear of the trailer. If someone hadn't told me I never would have known. The car was in terrible shape, fender and bumper on the ground etc... I had a little bit of paint on the trailer. Had to look hard to see it.

 

if the tires was what hit her there wont be any damage to trailer.I feel bad that her truck got messed up but if she was riding in a blind spot where we couldnt see her the driver may not know he hit her.trucks are very noisy

 

It's not a toll road, but if she was in Tulsa proper, there may have been traffic cameras covering that particular location but probably not the level of detail that a name could be visible. (That only happens on NCIS) What part of her vehicle made contact with what part of alleged semi and was this at an on on-ramp and was one of the vehicles entering the freeway? Was it in the construction zone?

 

There maybe some sections that don't have camera's but if it was a big truck that hit her then they are likely driving thru and should be on at least a few of the camera's. Maybe narrow it down by the time it happened and the direction in which he was going. There are definitely ways to find out its just a matter of how far you want to go to pursue this.

 

Had a truck driver hit me once. Had dirty tags, I had a slow truck and no radio. This was back when only important people had phones. I just watched him go plum out of sight. Insurance companies do all the dirty work because it's their money.

 

I-44 between Oklahoma City and Tulsa is the Turner Turnpike. I-44 between Tulsa and Joplin, Missouri is the Will Rogers Turnpike. It depends on how far out of Tulsa she was on I-44. There is a possiblity that the truck is on camera.

 

It's been 12 years since a trucker hit my sister at the I-24/I-75 split in Chattanooga, TN and kept going. He spun her out into the grass. She was too shook up to see anything and never did find out. She only had basic insurance and it cost her $3500 to fix the car.

Personally I know if a mouse jumps off a pallet and I'm aware of my surroundings. That's always not the case though. Without being able to identify the company she'll never know.