What to Do When You Hit Someone Else's Car in a Parking Lot?

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VanNorah
07/24/25 5:19am
When you hit someone else's car while parking, you should promptly notify the other car owner to negotiate compensation. If insurance is needed, you should immediately inform the insurance company to conduct an on-site inspection. Below is an introduction to the relevant content: 1. Relevant regulations: When the insured motor vehicle is involved in a road traffic accident, the insurance company should immediately respond and inform the insured or the victim of the specific compensation procedures and other related matters. 2. Article 28: In the event of a road traffic accident involving the insured motor vehicle, the insured should apply to the insurance company for compensation.
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GenevieveMarie
08/11/25 1:01am
If I accidentally hit someone else's car while driving in a parking lot, I would immediately stop the vehicle, engage the handbrake, and turn on the hazard lights to ensure safety. After getting out of the car, I would first check the extent of damage to both my car and the other vehicle, such as scratches or dents, and take photos of the scene and license plate numbers with my phone as evidence. If the owner is present, I would approach them sincerely to apologize, saying 'I'm sorry, I accidentally hit your car—let's handle this properly,' then exchange names, phone numbers, and insurance information for follow-up claims. If the owner isn’t around, I would leave a note on the windshield with a brief description of the incident and my contact details, such as 'Sorry for the collision—please call me at 123456.' After handling the situation, I would promptly report the incident to my insurance company to avoid delays that could worsen disputes. While driving, I always remind myself to reverse slowly and use mirrors to check blind spots, preventing similar mistakes. This not only ensures everyone's safety but also demonstrates responsibility.
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