In many states, including Georgia, it is a felony if you leave the scene of an accident. However, in Kentucky, it isn't a felony to leave the scene of an accident.
Addition: Since the question asks nothing about felony offenses. the answer is YES. the statute may be worded differently (e.g: 'Leaving after Colliding,'or similarly) but it is unlawful in EVERY state to leave the scene of an accident without either notifying the authorities, or at least exchanging your identification and information with the other operator. Depending on the state, the degree of the offense can increase if there is death, bodily injury or major property damage.
Addition: Unless in Kentucky in that instance it is okay to leave the accident. So the answer would be NO if you are in Kentucky. Yes everywhere else.
Leave a note saying "Sorry for hitting your car, here's 20 dollars to make you feel better", Then, put 20 dollars on the back of the note. Also, if you do not want to be charged with a hit-and-run, leave your contact information laced with lots of smiley faces.
if you hit a car you hit a car you still have to leave your information else its considered hit and run!
If you didn't even leave your contact information on the car you hit, you could be charged with a criminal offense such as Hit and Run.
A hit and run affair is any venture or business you are involved in which you take what you want and leave quickly.
Follow 'em if you can and get good a description and call the cops, 'cuz they just committed a hit-and-run! Of course, if it was YOUR fault, let 'em go!
Did you leave your information at the scene of the crash? If you complied with the law by doing so, you POSSIBLY may not hear from them, but will only be contacted by the other party's insurance company. If you committed hit and run. . . .?
If you witnessed the hit and run, call 911 and give them all the information you can. If you observed the effects of a hit and run, but have no information about who did it, call the police and advise them a crime was committed. If it was your property that was hit, ask them to send an officer out and file a police report. Be prepared to estimate damage amount.
if you don't file a police report or at least leave your details on the car you hit, then yes, it may well be considered a Hit and Run.
The person who struck the vehicle and failed to leave any information could be charged with Hit and Run.
That would be hit and run, which is illegal. No, you cannot.
many locations require you to report it, as the other driver then can come in and they can pair up the reports.
Yes. Like a hit and run? If you saw an accident happen and left it is highly unlikely, if not impossible, but if you were involved in anyway it is illegal to leave without first of all stopping your vehicle and communicating with the victim, usually exchanging insurance information and license plates.