Someone crashed into my parked car and is now claiming it was illegally parked, please help

ozzy1211

Johno100 wrote: »

So she crossed onto the wrong side of the road as well to hit your vehicle head on?

She did indeed.

DUTR

neilmcl wrote: »

https://ibb.co/QNML1xf

https://ibb.co/5RJZNVV

Thanks for updating the links with the pictures of the road and scene.
This has now clarified the parking on the corner concern.
There are also yellow lines , if the car was parked just behind the yellow lines, then I'm just curious as to if the car was pushed back from behind the yellow lines to where we now see the white car, there are no tyre marks.

ozzy1211

DUTR wrote: »

Thanks for updating the links with the pictures of the road and scene.
This has now clarified the parking on the corner concern.
There are also yellow lines , if the car was parked just behind the yellow lines, then I'm just curious as to if the car was pushed back from behind the yellow lines to where we now see the white car, there are no tyre marks.

You can't really see in that picture but there were tyre marks present which track my car to its final resting spot.

Aylesbury_Duck

ozzy1211 wrote: »

You can't really see in that picture but there were tyre marks present which track my car to its final resting spot.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

ozzy1211

Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Thanks, its been a hard time for everyone. We didn't even get to say goodbye properly.

[Deleted User]

What have the police said about the accident?

If the driver wasn`t drunk or on drugs they should take her license away for being a poop driver.

DUTR

treboeth wrote: »

What have the police said about the accident?

If the driver wasn`t drunk or on drugs they should take her license away for being a poop driver.

The Police can only police the situation, the courts are authorised to deal with if the license should be held or not.

jimjames

Car_54 wrote: »

If I were the Op I'd also report the TP to the police for refusing to give her address.

Is it a requirement to give an address? Isn't insurance and vehicle details sufficient?

unforeseen

jimjames wrote: »

Is it a requirement to give an address? Isn't insurance and vehicle details sufficient?

You must give name and address.

RTA 1988 sect 170

[Deleted User]

DUTR wrote: »

The Police can only police the situation, the courts are authorised to deal with if the license should be held or not.

I think you know exactly what I meant and are just being pedantic.