Questions: If you hit an unoccupied vehicle and cannot find the owner, you should Select a letter to choose your answer. A Leave the scene and wait for the police to contact you. B Remain at the scene, no matter how long it may take. C Leave a note with your name, address, and registration number in an easily seen place on the vehicle, and report the crash to the proper law enforcement agency.

The answer is C: Leave a note with your name, address, and registration number in an easily seen place on the vehicle, and report the crash to the proper law enforcement agency.

Explanation for each option:

A. Leave the scene and wait for the police to contact you.

• This option is incorrect because it is your responsibility to take immediate action by leaving your contact information and reporting the incident. Simply leaving the scene without doing so is not appropriate and could be considered a hit-and-run.

B. Remain at the scene, no matter how long it may take.

• This option is incorrect because while it is important to remain at the scene initially, you must also take proactive steps to leave your contact information and report the incident to law enforcement. Simply waiting indefinitely is not sufficient.

C. Leave a note with your name, address, and registration number in an easily seen place on the vehicle, and report the crash to the proper law enforcement agency.

• This option is correct because it fulfills the legal and ethical obligations of notifying the vehicle owner and law enforcement about the incident. Leaving a note ensures the owner can contact you, and reporting to law enforcement ensures the incident is officially documented.

In summary, option C is the correct course of action when you hit an unoccupied vehicle and cannot find the owner.