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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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You strike an unattended parked car. You cannot find its owner, a witness or an officer to receive your information. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stop and report it to police at once with your details.
Why
Stop. Give your name, address, driver-licence number and vehicle registration number to the owner or an officer or witness. If you cannot provide the information to any of them, immediately report the location, circumstances and identifying details to police. The handbook also advises leaving visible contact details; a note does not replace the statutory report in this scenario.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Damage to an unattended parked car · p. 43
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