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amego 13 January 2009 05:52 PM

police i duno
 
why does it take 2 hours to sort this mess out
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...boy_06/013.jpg

Snazy 13 January 2009 05:58 PM

Depends on injuries, other offences, drivability of vehicles, availability of recovery, language barriers etc I guess.

Boro 13 January 2009 06:06 PM

If you'd said all day then fair enough but 2hrs isnt THAT bad.

amego 13 January 2009 06:09 PM

now one was hurt just a simple rear shunt

Tam the bam 13 January 2009 06:14 PM

Just be lucky it wasn't a doughnut truck that was involved, it would've taken weeks to clear up! ;) :D

Boro 13 January 2009 06:15 PM

What did the lorry hit?

wrx300scooby 13 January 2009 06:15 PM

Could be due to the recovery people being busy?

Kieran_Burns 13 January 2009 06:26 PM


Originally Posted by amego (Post 8421341)
why does it take 2 hours to sort this mess out
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...boy_06/013.jpg


people kept getting in the way taking photos ;)

amego 13 January 2009 06:29 PM


Originally Posted by Boro (Post 8421420)
What did the lorry hit?

back of the red truck only thing that botherd me was the police had no intention of trying to get the trafic moving i said to one copper why dont you stop that flow of trafic so another one can go up the slip road on to the m5 and clear the toundabout he wasent intrested

amego 13 January 2009 06:30 PM


Originally Posted by Kieran_Burns (Post 8421458)
people kept getting in the way taking photos ;)

sat in my artic so hardley in the way:hjtwofing :lol1:

GC8 13 January 2009 06:34 PM


Originally Posted by amego (Post 8421399)
now one was hurt just a simple rear shunt

There is no such thing as a simple accident involving two HGVs.

amego 13 January 2009 06:36 PM


Originally Posted by GC8 (Post 8421490)
There is no such thing as a simple accident involving two HGVs.

so tell us

Felix. 13 January 2009 06:54 PM


Originally Posted by Snazy (Post 8421356)
Depends on injuries, other offences, drivability of vehicles, availability of recovery, language barriers etc I guess.

All of the above and travelling time for them - also you will need the scene examining with the vehicles in situ. You will also need to look at causes and (with them being drivers of heavy vehicles) ensure that its nothing more than a momentry lapse of concentration. Otherwise you can effectively give hime a slap on the hand and the next time he may plough into a car.

dunx 13 January 2009 09:02 PM

Nearside indicator is broken, vehicle is un-roadworthy....

H&S mafia meet the boys in blue = chaos.

Drag the bugger out the way for god's sake !

dunx

Timwinner 13 January 2009 09:46 PM

Accident happens
Police are called
Police arrive
Casualties assessed
Ambulance called
Other police units called
Traffic SGT called
Recovery called
Ambulance arrive
other police units arrive
Traffic SGT arrives
ARB (accident record book) completed
All witness details and accounts taken
Drivers accounts taken
Drivers off all vehicles breathalised
Drivers of all vehicles issued with producers
Lorry tacho's checked
Recovery remove vehicles
Highways agency called
Highways assess the road
Highways clear the road
ambulance leave scene
Police units open roads
Police make sure all traffic flow is correct
Road is re open

That is why it takes time. I think two hours is an amazing time, hats off to all units involved.

GC8 13 January 2009 09:49 PM


Originally Posted by dunx (Post 8422048)
Nearside indicator is broken, vehicle is un-roadworthy....

H&S mafia meet the boys in blue = chaos.

Drag the bugger out the way for god's sake !

dunx

Actually; that Scania is slaughtered! Itll need wreckering and itll probably need a new cab.

M444GY 13 January 2009 09:51 PM

because they were playing in the back of the toyshop lorry :D

c-o-l-e 13 January 2009 09:54 PM

2 hours was quick, it's when they do the whole routine for a dog thats been run over by a bin truck that it gets silly.

boomer 13 January 2009 09:56 PM

Accident happens
Police are called
Police arrive
Casualties assessed
Ambulance called
Other police units called
Traffic SGT called
Recovery called
-> Missing entry - Recovery arrive!
-> Unnecessary timewasting - Ambulance arrive
-> Unnecessary timewasting - other police units arrive
-> Unnecessary timewasting - Traffic SGT arrives
-> Unnecessary timewasting - ARB (accident record book) completed
-> Unnecessary timewasting - All witness details and accounts taken
-> Unnecessary timewasting - Drivers accounts taken
-> Unnecessary timewasting - Drivers off all vehicles breathalised
-> Unnecessary timewasting - Drivers of all vehicles issued with producers
-> Unnecessary timewasting - Lorry tacho's checked
Recovery remove vehicles - at fecking last!!
Highways agency called
Highways assess the road
Highways clear the road
ambulance leave scene
Police units open roads
Police make sure all traffic flow is correct
Road is re open

That is why it takes time. I think two hours is an amazing time, hats off to all units involved.

Timwinner 13 January 2009 10:02 PM

Ambulance arrive.....There could be injuries, I am sure you would want medical attention if you were injured in a car accident.

Accounts, ARB's and breathalising.... Well without these insurance wont pay out, I am sure you would want a payout if you were hit by another vehicle resulting in a total loss.

Tacho check........ If a driver has been on the road for 14 hours non stop and hit you I am sure you would want that dealt with

Producers....... I am sure you would want the driver to be made to prove his allowed on the road in the first place

Witness accounts....... I am sure you would want a witness account taken if a reckless driver hit you.

Traffic SGT....... Its a major road, I am sure you wouldnt want a beat bobby managing that scene

Snazy 13 January 2009 10:20 PM

Spot on Tim :)

Sometimes the simplest things take the longest, for reasons some of us dont understand. Were we in the job, we might understand them better.

Personally, I would wanna know why an lorry manages to drive straight into the back of another one, on a low speed access road.
As has been said, could have been a car, and that would have been messy.


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