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EcLiPsEbOi 08-16-2011 06:08 PM

Hit & Run
 
I am looking for anyone with information regarding a hit and run between a silver Honda accord and light colour suv/4x4.
Happened by the HWY 1 & Willingdon turn off.
My gf was driving and she signaled him to follow her and he took off.

It just happened like 30 minutes ago.

Anyone with any information please come forward. Would be greatly appreciated.
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Psykopathik 08-18-2011 01:10 PM

rolled by the accident but didn't see it happen . sux. sorry bro.

hc529 08-18-2011 02:54 PM

My girlfriend had the same thing happened to her, some guy took a turn too wide and side swipe her, guy signal her to follow, by the time my gf uturn. He was gone!
Iucky for my gf, the witness behind her was an undercover cop! And eventually caught the guy!

Getting a witness is good! Hope it all turns out well for ur gf! Catch that asshole
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46_valentinor 08-18-2011 06:11 PM

i have a question, if i catch someone hit and run my car on camera, do i still have to pay my deductible?

seakrait 08-18-2011 06:18 PM

^^^ icbc only returns your deductible if they can find someone to go after and are successful at getting money from them.

the point of a deductible is that it's the portion you have to pay as part of an insurance claim. icbc only returns the deductible amount to you as a customer service thing if/when they get enough money back from the at-fault vehicle. if you get hit by a stolen car driven by a homeless guy, you're SOL on getting that deductible amount back.

EcLiPsEbOi 08-18-2011 07:32 PM

Thanks for the replies guys, unfortunately it looks like my girlfriend is gonna be stuck forking out the deductible. :(

This is definitely a lesson learned! Get some kind of info before driving off.

elcurto99 08-18-2011 07:44 PM

It's a good lesson. Makes those dashboard cameras look more and more attractive.

CRS 08-18-2011 09:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EcLiPsEbOi (Post 7550171)
Thanks for the replies guys, unfortunately it looks like my girlfriend is gonna be stuck forking out the deductible. :(

This is definitely a lesson learned! Get some kind of info before driving off.

Did the person rear-end her?

If so, you may want to check the bumper for a front license plate impression.

I'm guessing she didn't catch the license plate as she was pulling over or at the very least the make and model?

MG1 08-18-2011 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by elcurto99 (Post 7550177)
It's a good lesson. Makes those dashboard cameras look more and more attractive.

Time to get one myself. I see so much shit happen on Hwy 1 on my daily commute. It might come in handy one day helping out a fellow RS member.

Sorry to hear about OP's gf's situation.

SoNaRWaVe 08-18-2011 10:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EcLiPsEbOi (Post 7547745)
I am looking for anyone with information regarding a hit and run between a silver Honda accord and light colour suv/4x4.
Happened by the HWY 1 & Willingdon turn off.
My gf was driving and she signaled him to follow her and he took off.

It just happened like 30 minutes ago.

Anyone with any information please come forward. Would be greatly appreciated.
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from experience, and as shitty of an asshole it makes you, if you get hit, just stop and stay where you are . when safe, at least get their plates. being nice and moving out of traffic will give that other person the option to flee.

but if they hit and just leave anyways, there's not much you can do.

hopefully you have a witness. its pretty much a deal breaker.

Oleophobic 08-19-2011 07:55 AM

^
I've thought about this myself. People don't really go into detail on what to do after getting into an accident other than 'pull over and exchange information".

I've never been rear ended but I've always thought, regardless of how busy the street is, I should do everything in my power to get their plate first. If I can't do it through the rear view, I would get out and look at their plate. Easy to think about but if it was a rear ender in the left lane it would be hella dangerous to do this.

fsy82 08-19-2011 10:05 AM

Last time someone rear ended me i took a picture of the car and their plates. I also took a picture of the intersection and the damages to both vehicles.

Jsunu 08-19-2011 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by fsy82 (Post 7550821)
Last time someone rear ended me i took a picture of the car and their plates. I also took a picture of the intersection and the damages to both vehicles.

I did something similar. I made sure I got the plates and took the picture of the positions of the cars immediately after the accident just in case. We then moved the cars to prevent traffic from building up. If you are quick with this it should only take a second.

But if they speed off right after then you are SOL :okay:

Oleophobic 08-19-2011 10:35 AM

So while you are doing this what's the other driver doing? Just staring at you going wtf? lol

CRS 08-19-2011 01:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by T.T (Post 7550856)
So while you are doing this what's the other driver doing? Just staring at you going wtf? lol

Who cares what the other driver is doing.

You are doing what you need to do to protect yourself.

Jsunu 08-19-2011 01:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by T.T (Post 7550856)
So while you are doing this what's the other driver doing? Just staring at you going wtf? lol

Yeah at this point I could care less about what the other driver was doing since he was at fault.


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