I was a victim of an apartment parking lot hit-and-run, but there is no evidence.

Apartment parking lot hit-and-run accidents often have insufficient witnesses due to the nature of being a closed space.

Also, due to reasons such as not having vehicle dashcams and CCTV blind spots, it is often difficult to identify the perpetrator vehicle.

However, you cannot simply wait indefinitely.

First, it is good to request and secure CCTV footage around the scene by specifying the estimated accident time from the apartment management office.

Checking CCTV by expected route such as the common entrance, entry path, vehicle entry path, garbage area, and elevator is key.

Also, there is a high possibility that scenes from the time of the accident were captured on dashcams of vehicles parked nearby.

Therefore, you should request dashcams from neighboring vehicles to secure footage and analyze it.

Also, by collecting vehicle fragments or paint traces left at the accident scene, you can estimate the manufacturer or color of the perpetrator vehicle, which can provide practical help in the investigation.

However, such evidence investigation may be too much for an ordinary person to proceed alone.

Also, even when evidence is secured, there may be legal difficulties in proving the other party's responsibility.

Since the result of the apartment parking lot hit-and-run case may differ depending on how you collect evidence, it seems wise to request help from an evidence investigation expert or attorney.