Has anybody here ever hit something with their car and left the scene?

Question

ever hit another car (parked or otherwise), dumpster, light pole, house, drive thru menu board, telephone boxes, city trash can, sign, etc????

then I'll explain what I saw at a late night drive thru at 2am

Back when I was in the Army, I was in a car waiting in line at the Arby's drive thru to order some food around 2:00 am one night. Right next to Arby's is a Wendy's drive thru. We hear tires screeching, a car comes flyin around the corner, jumps the curb, takes out the munu board at Wendys, jumps another curb, plows thru some hedges, takes out a chain link fence, and makes a B line straight for a Motel 6. He sideswipes a car in the lot, and plows into a room at the motel. Smoke and cinder blocks everywhere, the car comes to rest on top of the bed inside the room, and when the cops get there, they find NO DRIVER in the car! And the lady who was occuping the room had just stepped out to get a snack- Turns out the drunk driver had slipped into the crowd that had shown up to watch the carnage....He was trying to slip away unnoticed....

Answer 1

haha yeah once i tottaly took out this dudes mailbox in my neighborhood. it flew over the roof of my car and i tore up his yard pretty bad. i was in such shock and embarrassment that i drove off. ohhh welll

Answer 2

Yeah, i bear in mind this crash from the information on Sunday. Tragic, in basic terms tragic. The undesirable lady, if she recovers, will could desire to stay with out her husband and daughter. So tragic. i've got basically conventional a million guy or woman that died in a motor vehicle crash and that became the brother of a reliable mate of mine. He became basically 19 on the time. yet another tragedy. one and all of those deaths on the line are made much greater tragic by way of fact maximum of them may well be prevented with careful and secure utilising. or perhaps however i ***** approximately it, It kinda makes the double demerit factors factor make a lot greater experience. Sissy, its completely genuine that maximum wrecks happen close to the abode. i've got been in 2 important crashes in my sixteen years of utilising and that they have got been the two interior 2 kilometres of the place i lived.

Answer 3

I backed into a cement base of a light fixture, but it didn't damage the fixture, just my car. I had my car run in to in a parking lot, big dent in the side of my vehicle, no way someone would not have known they hit my car and they just left, no note, nothing.

Answer 4

I borrowed my uncle's work truck for the day. I backed into this little rusty truck and drove it into a fence. It was lunch time so I just kept going. I came back and convinced the policeman I never saw the little truck. I did have to pay for the damage to the truck.

Answer 5

Yes, twice. The second time I was pulling out of my garage and 2 days later i got a call from the owner. Apparently the super of my building told on me:(

Answer 6

I hit a parked car once, but I left a note on the windshield with my phone number.

Answer 7

My husband and I were parked outside of a chinese restaurant and while he was inside paying and I was in the car with our son waiting for him this guy in the car beside us opened his door into our car. I think he saw me but he pompously walked on and didn't say a word to me I was in shock. We had a 92 camry and it was like 2006 so when my husband came out I told him what the guy had done and he purposely opened the door of our car as hard as he could into that guys car then we drove off it was so funny. He had like a brand new white car.

Answer 8

No. What did you see?

Answer 9

My daughter says heck yeah lots of times.

Answer 10

Yes, I once drove my car head on into another car that a family of five was driving home in, needless to say, they were all spalltered on the highway, so I just laughed at it, and drove off.