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Most Hit-and-Run Victims Miss Out on Compensation, Report Finds

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A recent analysis reveals that a large share of eligible hit-and-run victims never receive compensation. Roughly 70,000 such incidents are reported each year, causing many injuries and deaths. A compensation scheme was introduced in February 2022, yet only a small number of claims have been approved. Many victims reportedly do not know the program exists, which is partly attributed to how complicated it is.

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