I'm not going to answer this with any sort of moral reasoning... just from experience and what I have heard from other cases. As I understand, once you leave the scene of the accident, you're not only At Fault but you're going to get charged with fleeing the scene. Based on this, it seems like in your case the damage is done. Legaly you're screwed if they report it, but chances are probably that they won't. Still, a judge or insurance company might go easy on you if you fess up. My friends have had similar situations where reporting it after the fact helped at least the sentencing. In the end, in terms of what's worse you have to think of who might have seen you that would call you in or the possibility of turning yourself in when you would have gotten away with it. I'm the conservative type at least with my legal record... but I guess play the odds. If you have the plate number, you might be best served finding the owner and trying to call them if you're turning yourself in. And don't underestimate the power of your conscience, you might be feeling guilty about this 10 years down the road and maybe it's just not worth it, but without a plate number there's little you can do.
Do what the letter says and contact the police. Chances are if you don't contact the police a warrant will be issued for your arrest.
The cost of a parking ticket for leaving a car unattended at ?æWayne County airport is $100. With airport security so high, the car is very likely to also be towed.
ignition will be turned off and keys left in ignition, transmission placed in park (automatic) or reverse (manual), parking brake set, parking lights/emergency flashers on
No. Lower the load to the floor, set the parking brake, turn off the engine.
You should contact the transportation department for the city where the parking meter is located. They will be able to transfer you to the parking authority, who should have the keys to the parking meter.
A carpark is also known as a parking lot. Whatever the name, it is an area paved in asphalt and contains parking spaces where vehicles are left unattended while drivers walk to nearby buildings and locations.
They have a quick drop-off at the entrance, but you can't leave the car unattended due to no-parking. I do not believe the station itself has parking, but the surrounding streets have curb parking and there are a couple of pay-to-park lots in the area.
In general, it is legal for a driver to leave a vehicle unoccupied in a safe and legal parking space. However, leaving a vehicle unattended can vary by location, and some areas have regulations against leaving a vehicle unattended in certain situations, like blocking traffic or in a no-parking zone.
One can go to a few places online to contact DFW parking. On DFW's official website, they allow users to contact them via email or phone during their operating hours.
In order to stop safely when encountering an obstacle in the road or a traffic signal. Also used for parking to make certain the vehicle cannot move when unattended.
They have 2 unattended parking lots right beside the train station. I left my car there for 16 days when I took the train out to Fort Worth. Car was fine NO PROBLEM! Parking is well lit and station is open 24 hours. There is plenty of free parking. Malak Gadol April 21, 2009
Contact your local parking enforcement. If it is a public street, there is little else you can do.