Accident types
What happens after a hit-and-run?
In plain language
When the other driver cannot be identified, different information usually becomes important. Here is a general explanation of how these matters are commonly handled.
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- The summary below explains the general area this guide covers.
- The introductory guides cover the general position in the meantime.
Overview
When the other driver cannot be identified, different information usually becomes important. Here is a general explanation of how these matters are commonly handled.
The full version of this guide is being prepared and reviewed. In the meantime, the related guides below cover the general position, and the free assessment can help identify which information may be relevant to your circumstances.
General next steps
- 1Read the introductory guides on how RAF claims generally work.
- 2Complete the free general assessment to see which information may be relevant.
Common questions
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