It's not hit and run. Escape from traffic accident refers to the behavior that the driver of a motor vehicle escapes from the scene of an accident without authorization when a traffic accident occurs, so that the civil, criminal, and administrative responsibilities caused by the traffic accident cannot be determined. Its purpose is to shirk and escape the responsibility. The motivation of escaping after a traffic accident is generally to avoid rescue obligations and accountability. This motive is a positive psychological activity. Although the traffic accident crime is a negligent crime, it has a direct intention of behavior only in terms of escape behavior. Therefore, only when the perpetrator is aware of the act of causing a traffic accident and has a direct criminal intention to escape, can he escape after a traffic accident. Because from the subjective point of view, the criminal malice is very small, which is caused by the fear of the on-site consequences. However, there is no doubt that his escape behavior was directly and deliberately caused.
 Article 92 of the Regulations on the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law stipulates that if a party escapes after a traffic accident, the party who escapes shall bear all the responsibilities. However, if there is evidence to prove that the other party is also at fault, the liability may be mitigated. Any party who intentionally destroys, forges the scene or destroys evidence shall bear full responsibility. Responsibility determination is heavy.
 The Road Traffic Safety Law stipulates that if a party escapes or deliberately destroys, forges the scene or destroys evidence, making it impossible to determine the responsibility for a traffic accident, he shall be fully responsible. In a traffic accident, the driver who caused the accident may have no responsibility or only part of the responsibility, but if he escapes and the responsibility for the traffic accident cannot be determined, the driver will be fully responsible for the traffic accident.
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