My friends 17 year old daughter hit a parked car shortly after starting to drive solo with her new license. She got out of the car, had no idea what to do, so she ran all the way home. My friend drove her back to the scene, where the cops were waiting. Turns out "hit a parked car" meant that her car was entirely underneath the parked car. Anyway, the cops and the person who's car was hit chose to not press charges because nobody got hurt, the kid panicked, and insurance covered it. The kid refused to drive for a good six months after that.
annainc on April 12nd, 2020 at 16:19 UTC »
I’m so happy to see every generation really does have this car.
redbucket75 on April 12nd, 2020 at 16:37 UTC »
Better check what's in that sippy cup
TheSquishiestMitten on April 12nd, 2020 at 16:58 UTC »
My friends 17 year old daughter hit a parked car shortly after starting to drive solo with her new license. She got out of the car, had no idea what to do, so she ran all the way home. My friend drove her back to the scene, where the cops were waiting. Turns out "hit a parked car" meant that her car was entirely underneath the parked car. Anyway, the cops and the person who's car was hit chose to not press charges because nobody got hurt, the kid panicked, and insurance covered it. The kid refused to drive for a good six months after that.