A Passat hit a deer, the culprit jumped away. The police are clear in such cases.

A driver in a Volkswagen Passat encountered a deer on the road near Kolín, resulting in minor damage to the vehicle. Although the law requires reporting accidents involving wildlife, a legal expert argues that there is no obligation unless significant damage occurs. The driver reported the incident to the police, who documented it, but did not respond to the scene. Insurance representatives suggest that reporting the incident can facilitate claims processing, even if the police do not attend. The article emphasizes the importance of documentation and communication with insurance companies in such cases.