Following a car with a loose wheel
Following a car with a loose wheel
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badgerade

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713 posts

227 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2011
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Morning all..

I was following a 206 through bracknell this morning which had the rear right wheel angled inwards and was visibly wobbling. (Definitely not the wheel trim!). It looked to me like it was loose on the hub - but short of following them until they stopped not really sure what the best course of action is/was. Worth mentioning it to TVP , or am i going over the top?!

MX-5 Lazza

7,954 posts

248 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2011
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badgerade said:
Morning all..

I was following a 206 through bracknell this morning which had the rear right wheel angled inwards and was visibly wobbling. (Definitely not the wheel trim!). It looked to me like it was loose on the hub - but short of following them until they stopped not really sure what the best course of action is/was. Worth mentioning it to TVP , or am i going over the top?!
Do it. You might save a life!

RS 6

2,142 posts

283 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2011
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Few years back driving through Bracknell, few wheel nuts at Crest Hotel roundabout on the road, Coral Reef roundabout lorry on 3 wheels front left up in the air, wheel down the road...imagine that was on the M3.....

NormanD

3,208 posts

257 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2011
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Many time I've pulled a car over for a flat tyre



One time allong Red Road Camberley the cars behind were tooting me for holding them up

I thought if they were involved in the accident they would have been a 'Long time dead'

badgerade

Original Poster:

713 posts

227 months

Wednesday 2nd March 2011
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Points all taken on board - thanks!

I used the 'report a crime' bit on the TVP website and had a reply back within about 10 minutes saying it would be referred to the local police to contact the vehicle owner.