Doing so is automobile abandonment. If left for several days, the local police will check for ownership via the license plates or VIN of the vehicle. Attempts will be made to contact the owner - If the owner cannot be reached, then the vehicle will be towed to an impounds lot. Parking is not free at the impound lots - sometimes as much as $8 per day in some regions. The owner will be required to pay the parking fees AND the towing charges before the car can be removed from the impound lot.
You can be charged with "Hit and Run" or "Leaving After COlliding" or whatever they call it in your state. It is the DRIVER the police want to see and interview, NOT the vehicle.
reposition or move the victim
If you are involved in the accident it is a crime to leave the scene, but if you are a witness or bystander there is no problem.
you leave too
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.
The first course of action following an accident should be to contact the local authorities or police. Even if no other vehicle is involved there may be damage to anothers property as well as your own vehicle and a police report is helpful to have for claims that will be made against your insurance policy. In many states it is also illegal to leave the scene of an accident with any type of damage present whether it be property or vehicle damage even if your own vehicle, so contacting the police should always be your first course of action if your able to do so.
Many states consider this a felony if you leave a scene of an accident where someone was injured or killed and this could leave to jail time.
Many states consider this a felony if you leave a scene of an accident where someone was injured or killed and this could leave to jail time.
Not 100% but I'm pretty sure you'd be looking at felony hit-and-run along with negligent homicide.
This simply means that if you were involved in any type of accident and leave before authorities arrive, you have left the scene of an accident with out making a statement.
Leave/Pass Form
leave note on vehicle
they can file charges or leave it alone, depending on how nice they are,
Well...you would probably be alright. it is illegal to leave the scene of an accident. the accident has to be reported if there is any significant damage to your vehicle.