Q: An uber driver hit my car and drove off before I got his license plate number.
Is there anything I can do to get Uber to pay for the repairs?
A:
More info needed
Did you call police and give them Lic number and did they take report?
Contact an accident lawyer.
If you need names call me 760 8377500
A: There is no proof that an Uber driver hit your car, or that s/he was working for Uber at the time of the collision. If you have UM or collision insurance, make a claim with them.
A:
THE POLICE SHOULD TRY TO CONTACT UBER (OR YOU CAN) TO DESCRIBE CAR, LOCATION AND TIME.
HIT AND RUN IS A CRIME AND I WOULD THINK THE POLICE WOULD INVESTIGATE ON THEIR NICKEL AND NOT HAVE YOU DO SO.........BUT REPORT TO UBER ASAP
A: You can make a police report as a hit and run car accident with as much description as you can provide and then report it to your auto insurance company if you have UM coverage on your policy.
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If your carrier covered the loss for you, and the other vehicle is ultimately identified, your carrier could pursue the amount paid to you from the other vehicle.
Tim Akpinar
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