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Scratched Bumber on parked car
charlesworth82
Posts: 313 Forumite
in Motoring
Hi,
Was parking up and scratched the bumper on a car next to me. I didnt realise i had done it at first (the car park is off road and really bumpy).
i noticed the scratch on my car first so went and had a look on the other car - it wasnt too bad (most would probably wipe off). I felt guilty so waited around a bit - was in a park so realised i could be waiting for ever. decided to leave a note but didnt have a pen or paper - nipped to the shop but when i came back the other car had gone.
Am worried someone might think i have driven off. i have informed the police but have been told this needs to be reported in person - only problem is i didnt take down the cars reg or anything and have to go down later on today. Any advice
Was parking up and scratched the bumper on a car next to me. I didnt realise i had done it at first (the car park is off road and really bumpy).
i noticed the scratch on my car first so went and had a look on the other car - it wasnt too bad (most would probably wipe off). I felt guilty so waited around a bit - was in a park so realised i could be waiting for ever. decided to leave a note but didnt have a pen or paper - nipped to the shop but when i came back the other car had gone.
Am worried someone might think i have driven off. i have informed the police but have been told this needs to be reported in person - only problem is i didnt take down the cars reg or anything and have to go down later on today. Any advice
‘It ain’t over 'til it's over’
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No advice but wanted to say well done for being so honest and trying to do the right thing.
I would try not to worry too much the car owner is unlikely to bother to report it and I think the police would simply keep your details just in case they did. I don't think they would actually charge you with anything if you know what I mean.0
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