Q: Someone hit and ran my car totaled it i have no license or insurance what will happen?

A: This is clearly not a very optimal situation. I hope that your friend and you recover fully from this accident. Nothing is more precious than people and their health. If your friend has car insurance, it is possible that they can make a claim for Personal Injury Protection (PIP) under their Uninsured Motorists Insurance (UIM) of their policy. Most policies are for $15K. I am not sure if this happened in Oregon, but since you are from Newberg, I assume so, you have a duty to report the accident to the Oregon DMV within 72 hours. WA has different rules, and you should consult with an attorney in your area about this matter. Ultimately, if you can find out who hit the car, you will be able to pursue a claim as to the driver of the other vehicle (if they were in the wrong), and recover economic losses--i.e., medical bills and property loss. Your claim will be limited because you were not insured; however, your friend may be able to recover for all their damages. Intentional Hit and Run is a crime, and you are a victim of this crime. You might want to report this offense to law enforcement, if it has not been reported; however, as noted above, you should seek legal counsel in case you risk exposure to being cited for driving without a license and/or being uninsured. I wish you and your friend the very best and hope you are able to get this taken care of with the best possible outcome, and I encourage you to strongly consider working towards getting licensed and insured in the future--and before you drive again.