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You strike an unattended vehicle and cannot find its owner after making a reasonable effort. What must you do next under Indiana's collision-duty rule?
Correct answer: Call law enforcement and give the required information.
Why
Stop safely and make a reasonable effort to locate the owner or person in charge. If that person cannot be found, notify the appropriate law-enforcement agency and provide the required identifying information and circumstances. Do not leave the matter unreported just because the property was unattended.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Unattended property collision · p. 63
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