I had hit snd run By this car. IT looks like that Driver had attention to hurt me Moving in same line, I Made him space behind me than he hit on back, I was tih king tha he/she was trying to escape he moved again in right line but he again started to move in left side where I was driving. I hit part of shoulder and there is a damege on my car from the back side and both left side how he/she hit me and right side how I hit on shoulder. Than he/she was trying to run as crazy trought crowd but my car got only body damages and I was able to run after him/her and wrote down License plate. I am a Remitter agent, I was able to find only lien holder for this car but not yet the assigned owner. Hopfully I can get same help from you. Thanks.

- Des Plaines , IL, USA

Gauge backlight intensity control violates "49 cfr 571.101 - standard no. 101; controls and displays" this report is echo from NHTSA id number: 11025444 that another Jetta having the exact same issue. First, basic issue is, automatic gauge backlight intensity controls till zero while driving on day time, but the zero level under darker ambient lighting surround area is preventing driver to check speed that violating the regulation. Second, the fact that many of VW models with this lighting sensor has the same control of the gauge and this reporting issue is not a single car or a single model year issue. In my case, both 2016 and 2017 has the same issue. Third, additional fact I found out in the night time, at very dark environment, I have found the graphical lcd panel in the center of the gauges, entertainment control lcd panel and the both rev gauge and speed gauge needles are also controlled intensity, but never darker than the brightness while headlight on. With above fact, I understand VW's intention and idea is right, controlling the backlight while in the daytime, but the gauge backlight is way below brightness than nighttime and till zero backlight, while needles, graphic panel, and entertainment system is controlled as ideal range. So far, VW of America customer care said this is exactly the design, but zero intensity backlight is violating the regulation "S5.3.2 brightness of illumination of controls and indicators" under "49 cfr 571.101 - standard no. 101; controls and displays." Since VW is not listening my report, I would like the authority to check the issue as soon as possible. Video or photo is available upon request, but you can reproduce the issue at any where. See id 11025444.

- Cupertino, CA, USA