You bang a parked car and no-one's around.....

I have no morals. I would hightail it on outta there.

if it happens i will just leave the place as if nothing happened....if you see morals then you will be in problem..i will rather escape

I have learned my lesson. I would search for the car owner. Because, in my country leaving a note with your adress and phone number is not enough. So, if you do it, you get a nice visit by the police and in the worst case have an appointment at the courthouse. And in the best place it is only a ticket from the police and the damage to pay... So, I search for the car owner...

I will definitely leave a note if there are visible damages. I might wait an hour for the owner to show up. I will do this because I don't want that owner to feel what I felt when I went back to my parked car after a full day at school to find a big indentation on the right side and the rear bumper about to fall off. It was the first time I heard a cop tell me that there is nothing they could do except make a report for insurance purposes or unless some witness comes up (this never happened). I had my car fixed and a few weeks later, I heard a similar statement from another cop when I had my car broken into.

I have done that before i was a senior in high school and it was in wal mart parking lot. it was just a little mark nothing big the rubber on my car hit there car. i didnt park in the spot i was trying to get into when i did it. i drove to the other side of the parking lot. i was an inside joke with me and a few friends all senior year. i still remember the spot that i did it in and everything. i guess it is haunting me for not leaving a note or something but it was just a mark that would be washed off when they was the car

Good thing I haven't been to that incident... But I just bump the door of the car to the door of the car next to the parking area as I opened it... Is that counted?! but I haven't tear the paint or any engraved mark on the door... hehehehe... So, I kept silent though... hehehehe I'm bad I know!!!

Thankfully I haven't done it as yet. Atleast ,not that i am aware off. My concience would get the better of the flight mentality. I'm sure of that. Leave a note is probably the thing i would do after i was sure that i could not meet the person and explain,apologise, pay for the damages..... Should I ?

I think I am too moralistic to have taken the flight and would leave a note for sure. My unrighteousness has cost me some important things in life as in relationships and love. But I just cannot do without it. Its so intrinsic and basic in me that its like having my two eyes, a nose or wearing my specs (I am virtually blind without those).

If it happens to me, I would check whether I have damaged the other car that I have bumped into or not. If I have damaged the car yes I would leave a note with my telephone no, or try to find the car owner. However if there is no damage done I would leave the scene. I don't want the owner to take advantage of the situation.

neevr experienced it coz i am not driving.but if it would happen to me yes i leave a note coz who knows it will happen to me too.

I am the type of person to face what is my fault and leave a note even if it is just a little bump. My car is standard and one time I i forgot it was in first gear when I first got it and when I turned it on the car jumped and ended up hitting the car in front of me a little bit, at least a little of my paint was on their front. I left them a note they called me and said do not even worry about it thank you for your concern.

If a car was in my way and I banged it in the first place, it would tick me off, and I would just ram it again, harder! Just kidding! My conscience would get the better of me. I would have to leave a note. It has happened that someone backed into my car a couple of days after I bought it. I noticed as we were walking out of a cafe. I asked my husband if he had closely inspected the car before I bought it. He said he had, and there had been NO damage to that car. My back bumper was smooshed under on the driver's side. I was furious that someone would do that then just drive away. So, knowing how I felt about it happening to my car, I would not do that to someone else.

thats a hard question for me to answer. i'm one of those people that if you park too close or park crooked so i an't get in my car that i'll purposely slam my door against the other car. i know, i know....i'm a horrible person and i wouldn't want it done to me, but i wouldn't be an idiot parker. if it was an accident and there was little to no damage, meaning unnoticeable unless you now it's there, i probably would leave. if there was damage that was noticeable i'd either leave a note or try to wait for the person or try to find them in the store by having them called on the p.a. system. it also depends on if others saw me do it.

I will leave a note and ask the person to call me. Well, its my fault anyways and you cannot run from your responsibilities. There is a case where a car banged my father's car and that person just drove away, however a security camera recorded the whole incident, we did not really get the person's car plate number however it is enough for the insurance company to cover the expenses. That person is lucky he got away.....

You made me think here.Hmmmm,well,sorry to say,but I think my flight mentality would reign supreme.

hi james if I had been driving and banged into a parked car, I would try to find who owned the car, if I could not do so, I would leave a note with my insurance and phone number. I would never just drive away.I dont drive but if I did I would definitely admit I had done the damage and was willing to pay for it. I try to live up to the morals I was taught as a child. after all I have to live with my conscience.

i am person of flight mentality so i would leave note of flighting note such as i will bang your car again