Crashed my sister's car....need Help??

Notmyrealname

Samuel_ wrote: »

She's 20, I'm a few years older. As a ballpark figure, how much will this make her insurance go up by, if she has a good one.

Hundreds of pounds. I reckon she'll phone the Police and dob you in.

mikey72

What number did you phone, and did you identify yourself?

Notmyrealname

Samuel_ wrote: »

I had only had 2 drinks(maybe 3, pretty sure it was only 2) I am normally a v.careful driver. Even my parent and family friends always said what a good driver I was. The sole reason I crashed was because there was an annoying passenger (friend of a friend) in the front seat who kept fiddling with thr volume on the cd player. Plus the corner was longer/more bendy than I thought.

So you're not actually a good driver at all.

Looksguywalker

What was the number you called? I'm guessing you don't have it now given your demonstrated level of stupidity.

Sgt_Pepper_2

Samuel_ wrote: »

I had only had 2 drinks(maybe 3, pretty sure it was only 2) I am normally a v.careful driver. Even my parent and family friends always said what a good driver I was. The sole reason I crashed was because there was an annoying passenger (friend of a friend) in the front seat who kept fiddling with thr volume on the cd player. Plus the corner was longer/more bendy than I thought. The drink issue was the main reason I fled the scene. I have no idea what the number I called was; someone I was with just said call this number and report it. I didn't think twice at the time.

You crashed because you were drunk and no doubt showing off.

Rolandtheroadie

Samuel_ wrote: »

I don't want a criminal record though, and I'm sure my parents don't want that for me.

Thats irrelevent, you and your parents dont matter. It's your sister thats the victim in all this and ultimately its her that makes the decision.

andygb

Samuel_ wrote: »

I don't want a criminal record though, and I'm sure my parents don't want that for me.

You have already committed several crimes, so you are past the stage where you can choose.
You have taken your mates out in a car which you do not own, did not ask for the owner's permission, and you were not insured. You have also damaged council/highways property and failed to report the accident.
You only seem to be worried about what is going to happen to you, and not the feelings of your sister, when she returns home to find her car wrecked.
I would personally suggest that consider the Foreign Legion, although they would probably reject someone with your lack of backbone.

Samuel_

mikey72 wrote: »

What number did you phone, and did you identify yourself?

I phoned on a mates phone, don't know the number, I didn't identify myself or anything. Just the car I believe and road I was on.

whitewing

You do realise that this is a public forum and anyone could report you to the police and they could get your IP address and pay you a visit.

I cannot see how you can hope to resolve this if you can't immediately get the car back in to its pre-accident condition, and without money you won't be able to do that. Even then, you'd need to tell your sister.

soolin

Now that the 'drink' aspect has been introduced I am coming round to the idea that some of the posters are correct- and this is a troll.