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[Sir Tigger KC]

Thanks all for the lovely comments 

Sods law it was the good fence, the proper one, not the one made of A4 paper. That's the other side of our house!

Had a note through the door from local copper, asking for our contact details as they wanted to pass on drivers insurance details. So looks like they have caught him/her and they have fezzed up! - Not sure why they just did not knock on the door though, guess it was during the night. 

Just spoken to very helpful people on 101, officer will be calling us tonight to provide us with details of the driver so we can use our insurance. As the 'ARB' looks to be complete, I won't need to fill out an accident form at the station.

Maybe needed a couple of hours to sober up.

Yeah 'cos those Coppers are buggers for getting lashed up on their night shifts!   

Have I got the wrong end of the stick....again? 

Yes banana brains!   

[STEMO]

[Crazycarzowner]

I'll lay odds on the driver being P1$$ED 

However, unless caught at the time there ain't much we could do. As far as reporting it - you have 24 hours to report an accident before classed as FTS. 

[tunnie]

The said as the ARB was complete, I may not need to report it at the station, as it was already done?

[TheBoy]

Ah, sounds like a decent result then


As others said, probably a little too full of xmas cheer.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Ah, sounds like a decent result then


As others said, probably a little too full of xmas cheer.

A polite way of saying 'arseholed'

Glad you are okay. Mr Tunnie.

[TheBoy]

Ah, sounds like a decent result then


As others said, probably a little too full of xmas cheer.

A polite way of saying 'arseholed'

Glad you are okay. Mr Tunnie.

Yup.

I, probably like many others, do not know/realise/easily get carried away/etc what would push me into an inability to drive safely.  So I choose to keep to soft drinks if I'm driving.

I do sometimes worry about the next day when I've had a sherbert or 2 the night before.

[Steve B]

Ah, sounds like a decent result then


As others said, probably a little too full of xmas cheer.

A polite way of saying 'arseholed'

Glad you are okay. Mr Tunnie.

Yup.

I, probably like many others, do not know/realise/easily get carried away/etc what would push me into an inability to drive safely.  So I choose to keep to soft drinks if I'm driving.

I do sometimes worry about the next day when I've had a sherbert or 2 the night before.

Whats one of them 

[2boxerdogs]

Glad it looks like it will all turn out OK , just pleased none of your loved ones were hurt because of one bad driver.

[TheBoy]

Ah, sounds like a decent result then


As others said, probably a little too full of xmas cheer.

A polite way of saying 'arseholed'

Glad you are okay. Mr Tunnie.

Yup.

I, probably like many others, do not know/realise/easily get carried away/etc what would push me into an inability to drive safely.  So I choose to keep to soft drinks if I'm driving.

I do sometimes worry about the next day when I've had a sherbert or 2 the night before.

Whats one of them 

A southern saying for a beverage with an alcoholic content.

[Steve B]

Thought you were snorting 

[TheBoy]

Thought you were snorting 

Through the licqourish straw in a Sherbert fountain?

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Thought you were snorting 

Through the licqourish straw in a Sherbert fountain?

Good hiding place for more illicit substances.

[tunnie]

Well full credit to Surrey Police, just phoned me and supplied all the details. I've always been impressed with my dealings with them and Surrey Heath Council.

They have provided the drivers name, contact number and full insurance details. Apparently he was a local Indian lad, living at home. Police called at his parents, who then called him. His story is that his 'tyre blew' - This is not something myself, the Police Officers or the witness will agree with 

He panicked and drove off to the Co-Op is his version, bought some ciggys 

He handed himself into the Police Station, passed breath test, no issues there. He also said he wants to avoid insurance, as he know's 'local trade people' 

But as the officer said, this is my call not his. I allowed police to supply the lad with my contact email, I've told them he needs to supply in writing his version of events and why/how not to use insurance.

I want the little sh!t to grovel and explain his actions. Anyone could have been hurt, he just drove off. 

I plan to still use insurance, should teach him a lesson.

[Broomies Mate]

Now that boils my piss somewhat.  He has admitted to the 'accident' and THEN admitted to driving a car on a public highway to a shop for a pack of fags with a blown out tyre.

Truth or 'dangle berries', by his own (stupid) admission, that's dangerous driving right there!

Fair play to the little shit for blowing negative though (assuming he was the driver).