I'd go with public shaming. Add that picture to a real estate sized sign and ask, "who hit my wall on XYZ Drive?" and then give a phone number or easy emal
Put the sign at the first major intersection outside your neighborhood.
Someone has told their parent/spouse/neighbors, "it was there when I came out to the car. "
Looks like the wall is stackable which means repairs should be pretty easy, yes? Replace a few broken ones and know the driver got the worse end of that little debacle
jfryjfry said:Looks like the wall is stackable which means repairs should be pretty easy, yes? Replace a few broken ones and know the driver got the worse end of that little debacle
Yes this is true. I am just annoyed.
tuna55 said:thanks, guys! I'll patrol a bit, but long driveways, garages, and people fronting in may prove a difficult plot point. I may just laminate a picture of the car and tape it to the mailbox like this:
Nah, forget the mailbox. You need like an 8'x15' yard sign.
I bought my daughter a Sportage a few months ago and this sure looks like her car.
Are there any paint chips on the retaining wall remnants???
Have you considered driving by the local body shops...they may want to get it repaired quickly to remove the evidence.
2015ish Kia Sportage, not a newer one.
^I considered this but I think it's more likely a 2020ish model for a few reasons:
1. The more upright appearance of the rear glass
2. The more top-sided appearance of the headlights
3. The wheels
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