HIT AND RUN
If the other driver left, there are still steps you can take.
A hit-and-run adds uncertainty to an already stressful crash. Even without the other driver’s name, scene information, witnesses, cameras and your own insurance coverage may matter when reviewing available options.
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Information that may be especially useful
- Photos and video of damage and the scene.
- Full or partial license plate, color, make or model of the vehicle that left.
- Direction the vehicle traveled.
- Witness information.
- Nearby business, residential or traffic cameras.
- Police report or incident information.
- Your policy information and available coverages.
You do not have to sort it out alone
We can help organize what already exists, identify information worth preserving and coordinate a professional review of possible options based on your state and policy.
Tell us what happened →What if I remember almost nothing about the other car?
It is normal for memory to be incomplete after an impact. Do not invent details. Write down only what you remember with confidence and preserve anything that can later be verified, such as photos, video or witness contacts.
CLEAR ANSWERS
Before you take the next step.
Can you help if the other driver is never found?
We can help organize the situation and connect you with a professional who can review available options. Coverage and legal rights depend on the state, policy and facts.
Do I need to report a hit-and-run?
Reporting requirements vary by state and circumstances. If there is an emergency or injury, call 911. For specific reporting requirements, check with local authorities or an appropriate professional.
ONE NEXT STEP
If you were in an accident, tell us what happened.
Tell us where it happened, when, and what you need help with now. You don’t need every document to start.
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