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Hit and Run Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Should I report a hit and run accident to the police?
Yes, it is important to contact the police. They can conduct an investigation, gather evidence, and try to locate the responsible party. This also helps establish an official record, which you may need for insurance claims or legal proceedings.
Will my insurance cover a hit and run accident?
Insurance coverage for hit and runs varies depending on the type of insurance policy you have and the specific terms and conditions.
What happens if I leave the scene but come back?
It is possible that you will still be charged with a hit and run.
What if my car was hit while being parked?
If your car was hit and you don't know who hit it, you should still file a police report. If the driver responsible for the incident is located by the police, you will have more options for seeking compensation for the damages.
Is a hit and run a felony in Wisconsin?
If the accident caused great bodily harm, the driver who left the scene could be charged with a Class E felony with up to $50,000 in fines and up to 15 years in prison.