on 05-05-2022 15:48
Hi I'd like to report one of your vans for dangerous driving. He overtook me in a 20 mile an hour I was doing 20 and he flew past me. I beeped my horn and he responded buy throwing a coke plan out of the window and various other rubbish absolute disgrace
on 05-05-2022 15:55
Hey @M26rcc,
Welcome to the community and thanks for taking the time to post your issue on the forums.
I'm sorry to hear of this happening to you and is far from the behaviour that we expect from any of our employees.
Please can you send me a private message with as many details about the issue as possible and where it happened, I can then get this raised with the correct team in your area to be looked into further.
Regards,
Steven_L
on 05-05-2022 17:52
I can see the forum staff have already picked this up, however...
If you have dash-camera video footage of this, it's a police matter as much as one for VM. Whether you want to pursue that avenue is upto you.
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on 05-05-2022 19:59
In the unlikely event of the police wanting to take this on the last thing you should do is have contact with VM
on 05-05-2022 20:05
@spell wrote:In the unlikely event of the police wanting to take this on the last thing you should do is have contact with VM
I'm not sure why the Police would be unlikely to have an interest, or why contacting VM should necessarily be a bad thing. There are scenarios where you should let "the authorities" take over (insurance claims for one), but I'm not sure this is one.
But https://nextbase.co.uk/national-dash-cam-safety-portal/ is an easy way to submit reports, if that's the route you want to take.
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on 05-05-2022 20:22
Yes I can just about remember when this would be allocated to a PC to look at careless driving/depositing litter. They are now absolutely strapped and cannot investigate robberies burglaries etc. Failing to investigate eould be neglect of duty - now it is termed not in the public interest - an interesting get out initially used by the CPS. You may get lucky with a keen enthusiastic PC on your Police Neighbourhood Team - if you manage that you will become a witness in a police investigation - you do not chat with the suspect organisation
Good luck
on 06-05-2022 11:47
on 06-05-2022 13:48
Thank you for that information M26rcc. Were you able to send the private message to my colleague with the information in?
I am unable to see on our side.
^Martin