What to Do When Your Car Scrapes Against a Guardrail?

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VanAriana
07/30/25 1:27am
In this situation, you need to wait for the insurance company personnel to arrive at the scene and file a claim with the insurance adjuster. The following scenarios will be considered as hit-and-run: 1. Deliberate Act: The party involved in the accident knowingly drives away or abandons the vehicle and flees the scene after the accident occurs. 2. Self-Judgment: The party involved believes they are not at fault and drives away from the scene. 3. Abandon and Return: The party involved is suspected of driving under the influence or without a license, and after reporting the incident, fails to stay at the scene to await handling, abandons the vehicle, and later returns.
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