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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by blp:
<B>if we see this occuring in the future, should we:
a) call the local station direct?
b) call 999
c) take info and drop by in person to the station
d) ignore it
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Sorry I haven't replied up until now - been a little on the busy side at work
Best thing to do would be to call the local station direct (if you know the number). I would advise against the use of 112
. Otherwise, contact you local force when you get home and ask to speak to someone in Traffic, at least they can make a note of it for "future reference". 
<B>if we see this occuring in the future, should we:
a) call the local station direct?
b) call 999
c) take info and drop by in person to the station
d) ignore it
[/quote]
Sorry I haven't replied up until now - been a little on the busy side at work
Best thing to do would be to call the local station direct (if you know the number). I would advise against the use of 112
. Otherwise, contact you local force when you get home and ask to speak to someone in Traffic, at least they can make a note of it for "future reference". 
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Quick note: This applies to dogs too, restrain your dog (ideally with a proper dog guard) otherwise they can fly forward with HUGE force in an impact (even small ones)... our dog's protected by a proper Subaru dog guard in the back of the wagon for his and our safety. He's NEVER anywhere else in the car when it's moving.
A friend of my brother's went through a windscreen in this sort of situation, I can tell you it's not pretty.
People can be so thoughtless,
Simon.
A friend of my brother's went through a windscreen in this sort of situation, I can tell you it's not pretty.
People can be so thoughtless,
Simon.
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