While driving in North Dakota, you lightly hit an unattended parked car, and its owner is nowhere to be found. What does the law require of you?

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If you cannot find the owner of an unattended car you hit, North Dakota law is met by leaving a written note in a visible place on that car with your name, address, insurance company, and a statement of what happened. Notice to the police, sheriff, or Highway Patrol is required only when someone is hurt or killed or the damage reaches $4,000, and leaving without giving your information is a crime.

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Topic: Crashes and insurance   License: Car permit

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