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My daughter's car was involved in a hit and run - how do we pursue the matter without claiming?

My daughter was involved in hit and run but the police are not really interested. How can I pursue this further without claiming on the insurance? I don't want her renewal quote to be sky high.

Asked on 1 February 2018 by john wyatt

Answered by Honest John
Contact the Motor Insurance Bureau: www.mib.org.uk/

Go here as well: www.gov.uk/compensation-victim-uninsured-driver

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