RT> driver was a teen-age male who was specifically excluded
RT> from the owner's insurance policy.  He hit and ran (my wife
RT> got his license number) so the police caught up with him. 
RT> she got hit again by a young woman.  Suspended license, no
RT> insurance, no registration on the car.  Guess what?  We have
RT> to pay to get it fixed again.  Meanwhile, the police are
did you contact a. . .. . .lawyer?  You might
wind up with nothing but their piece of junk car but
you should have a good case.  Even if all you get is a
piece of junk car they won't be driving it and a scrap
yard will haul it off for free.
RT> My wife is going to start pushing for legislation to get
RT> drivers like that off the streets by immediately impounding
RT> their cars when they get into an accident with no insurance
RT> and/or drivers license. 
They are trying that w/ DWI cases in places but are
running into trouble.  You wind up with cars that are
not owned in part or not at all by the driver.  Then
you are punishing the other owner w/o cause.  If
someone's name is on the title you can't very well keep
them from driving it and you dang well can't control
what they do in it.
                      Remember:  Freedom isn't Free!
--- timEd-B11
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