Reply to: Bumped a car

[vetran]

I bumped a car and I liked it.

yeah but you shagged Russell Brand as well.

[MarillionFan]

So only expecting a few semi sensible suggestions and as the title suggests I bumped a parked car as I was trying to manoeuvre out of a tight parking spot on a very small road. No visible damage on either car - it was night tho. Most likely like my well arch hit their bumper but hard to say.

So as there was no damage I left without leaving my details (new driver and didn't know you had to leave details for every little bump).

Am I right in thinking that I should have left my details?

VC

I bumped a car and I liked it.

[Paddy]

So only expecting a few semi sensible suggestions and as the title suggests I bumped a parked car as I was trying to manoeuvre out of a tight parking spot on a very small road. No visible damage on either car - it was night tho. Most likely like my well arch hit their bumper but hard to say.

So as there was no damage I left without leaving my details (new driver and didn't know you had to leave details for every little bump).

Am I right in thinking that I should have left my details?

VC

[ContractorOnAMotorbike]

So only expecting a few semi sensible suggestions and as the title suggests I bumped a parked car as I was trying to manoeuvre out of a tight parking spot on a very small road. No visible damage on either car - it was night tho. Most likely like my well arch hit their bumper but hard to say.

So as there was no damage I left without leaving my details (new driver and didn't know you had to leave details for every little bump).

Am I right in thinking that I should have left my details?

VC

Let's see... No damage to either car, no one in the car that your car barely touched so no one hurt. Nothing to worry about... carry on.

Fully appreciate that one needs to be honest etc but one also needs to be pragmatic.

[NotAllThere]

Have you considered learning to drive instead, FFS? I don't think I've bumped a car in the best part of a decade.

You only think? You don't know? Best hand your licence in, mate. You're a menace to everyone else.

[SueEllen]

It would be your last if there is so much as a scratch on my car...

[emoji33]

I thought you stayed away from Putin...

[AtW]

Have you considered learning to drive instead, FFS? I don't think I've bumped a car in the best part of a decade.

It would be your last if there is so much as a scratch on my car...

[vwdan]

If there was no damage, what are you obsessing about?

I "bump" parked cars all the time, but if there's no damage, and no outraged occupant leaps out, then I just drive off

(Actually I drive off even faster if an irate occupant jumps out! )

Have you considered learning to drive instead, FFS? I don't think I've bumped a car in the best part of a decade.

[psychocandy]

Beware I did this once in tesco express carpark. My fault reversed out and clipped it - 50p size dent. Person was sat in car and didnt even notice I'd hit it so I tapped on window and owned up.

Next thing I know - insurance company tell me shes claimed for whiplash. £5000 or so they paid out. Dull thing was insurance company weren't interested - I told them it was fraudulent and there was CCTV but they didn't care.

In the end, when I realised a claim for £500 or one for £5500 inc personal injury made same odds to my insurance premium I gave up.

Still annoying this scummer made £5K for nothing though....

[OwlHoot]

So only expecting a few semi sensible suggestions and as the title suggests I bumped a parked car as I was trying to manoeuvre out of a tight parking spot on a very small road. No visible damage on either car - it was night tho. Most likely like my well arch hit their bumper but hard to say.

So as there was no damage I left without leaving my details (new driver and didn't know you had to leave details for every little bump).

Am I right in thinking that I should have left my details?

VC

If there was no damage, what are you obsessing about?

I "bump" parked cars all the time, but if there's no damage, and no outraged occupant leaps out, then I just drive off

(Actually I drive off even faster if an irate occupant jumps out! )

[scooterscot]

Your security clearance will now likely be revoked.

[northernladyuk]

It is a criminal offence to hit and run. If the owner of the other car calls in the police you are going to be in big trouble. Kiss goodbye to any future job prospects.

The old man says he will wait.

[Lance]

what does the highway code say?
You presumably have a copy less than 20 years old don't you?

It's OK. If you get arrested, the phrase you use is 'sorry. I never noticed. I was far too baked to feel anything'.

[stek]

What did your parking sensor say?

[fullyautomatix]

It is a criminal offence to hit and run. If the owner of the other car calls in the police you are going to be in big trouble. Kiss goodbye to any future job prospects.