Crashed Tuscan @ 4pm this afternoon

[CedA4]

Just past the junction off the roundabout @ London Colney going towards Park Street. The dark coloured Tuscan was parked in the offside lane hard up against the armco with the hazzards on, it looked like it had rear offside damage. If you a piston header i'm would just like to say sorry i couldn't stop because my little boy was screaming his head off after coming home from christmas shopping, and we needed to get him home. As i said I am very sorry i didn't stop and i hope you got picked up and home safely.

[carsarecool]

hope that wasn't chelsea tractor, he's a ph'er with a tusc like that. He's already been rear ended once this year!

[CedA4]

I still can't believe how bad i feel about not stopping, but the wife was giving me some stick for even bringing it up.

[ChelseaTractor]

Not me this time Mart thank god.
Cheers for the concern mate.

Must have been a day for it, NCS, Tripps and I were out for a blatt today and saw a bad smack at the four elms crossroads. Nasty.

Hope they and the Tus driver are all OK..

[2 Smokin Barrels]

You'all St Albans Phers? Maybe meet up for a beer?

[ChelseaTractor]

2 Smokin Barrels said:

You'all St Albans Phers? Maybe meet up for a beer?

Nope, but any excuse for a drive out eh?

[2 Smokin Barrels]

Oh..just checked your profile..West Sussex, great part of the world. We used to mosey down to Goodwood every other weekend.

[ncs]

ChelseaTractor said:

Must have been a day for it, NCS, Tripps and I were out for a blatt today

& Tripps & I got sooooo lost on the way home - but as you say - at least we had an easier day than some others

Nick

[Tripps]

ncs said:

& Tripps & I got sooooo lost on the way home - but as you say - at least we had an easier day than some others Nick

Despite the awful weather we found some great roads though, although that leaf-covered one made me a little nervous - just starting to get some confidence in the wet now.

That accident was awful, but all I can remember was the speed of the fire engines catching up with us on the twisty country lanes, I saw the blue lights and never thought they'd catch up - they can sure as hell move for 10 tonnes of brick-shaped wagon!

As has been said, all the best for all involves in accidents yesterday, winter has finally set in and grip has abandoned us for a few months