Hit and run low speed shunt
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OddCat said:
mac96 said:
nonsequitur said:
Pica-Pica said:
nonsequitur said:
Willy Nilly said:
The woman in the Q7 had far more important things to do than interact with riff raff like you wife. She should think her self lucky that she was hit by such a high end car and in future would be advised to check her mirrors more often for more important people, who are clearly more successful and get out of their way.
Charming, really charming.
The intimation that Q7 drivers are of a certain mental capacity, and probably coupled with a chav plate, is most likely correct.
garyhun said:
Why do so many threads get taken off topic with pointless and childish arguments?
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Isn't PH a discussion forum?.
That's what we do. Discuss things. Yes, it goes off topic, But that is PH, to the widest possible parameters and beyond.
Pointless and childish? that is in the eye of the beholder, but I wouldn't want it any other way.
paintman said:
Check for damage.
Don't be surprised if your wife has a stiff neck tomorrow - Mrs p was rear ended some years ago & it wasn't until the following morning that any physical symptoms were apparent. 6 months of physio followed.
Report to BiB.
Notify your insurance company.
If you're wife gets whiplash it can take longer than overnight to start. I had a whiplash after falling from a horse, they symptoms developed a few days after the fall.Don't be surprised if your wife has a stiff neck tomorrow - Mrs p was rear ended some years ago & it wasn't until the following morning that any physical symptoms were apparent. 6 months of physio followed.
Report to BiB.
Notify your insurance company.
Edited by paintman on Thursday 21st September 18:31
Make sure you inform your insurance company are fully aware of the potential injury.
nonsequitur said:
garyhun said:
Why do so many threads get taken off topic with pointless and childish arguments?
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Isn't PH a discussion forum?.
That's what we do. Discuss things. Yes, it goes off topic, But that is PH, to the widest possible parameters and beyond.
Pointless and childish? that is in the eye of the beholder, but I wouldn't want it any other way.
Not much of an update, but...
Mrs Justinio has been to see the BiB and formally reported the coming together. She's going to notify her insurance company as, just to cover all bases.
I've had a look at her car, and there is some damage to the rear bumper (panel gaps are all misaligned now).
An interesting point she remembered over the weekend. There was a van driver who leant out of the window and sarcastically said "oh dear had an accident have we ladies" (very useful, well done matey). But then he said to the Q7 woman "maybe you should get off your phone and concentrate on your driving".
Unfortunately my wife was in a bit of a flap with all that was going on and failed to get his details as a witness.
Mrs Justinio has been to see the BiB and formally reported the coming together. She's going to notify her insurance company as, just to cover all bases.
I've had a look at her car, and there is some damage to the rear bumper (panel gaps are all misaligned now).
An interesting point she remembered over the weekend. There was a van driver who leant out of the window and sarcastically said "oh dear had an accident have we ladies" (very useful, well done matey). But then he said to the Q7 woman "maybe you should get off your phone and concentrate on your driving".
Unfortunately my wife was in a bit of a flap with all that was going on and failed to get his details as a witness.
paintman said:
Check for damage.
Don't be surprised if your wife has a stiff neck tomorrow - Mrs p was rear ended some years ago & it wasn't until the following morning that any physical symptoms were apparent. 6 months of physio followed.
Report to BiB.
Notify your insurance company.
Depends Don't be surprised if your wife has a stiff neck tomorrow - Mrs p was rear ended some years ago & it wasn't until the following morning that any physical symptoms were apparent. 6 months of physio followed.
Report to BiB.
Notify your insurance company.
Edited by paintman on Thursday 21st September 18:31
If there's no damage then there is no point going through insurance.
You'll just spite your own face and pay increased premiums.
xjay1337 said:
paintman said:
Check for damage.
Don't be surprised if your wife has a stiff neck tomorrow - Mrs p was rear ended some years ago & it wasn't until the following morning that any physical symptoms were apparent. 6 months of physio followed.
Report to BiB.
Notify your insurance company.
Depends Don't be surprised if your wife has a stiff neck tomorrow - Mrs p was rear ended some years ago & it wasn't until the following morning that any physical symptoms were apparent. 6 months of physio followed.
Report to BiB.
Notify your insurance company.
Edited by paintman on Thursday 21st September 18:31
If there's no damage then there is no point going through insurance.
You'll just spite your own face and pay increased premiums.
justinio said:
I've had a look at her car, and there is some damage to the rear bumper (panel gaps are all misaligned now).
Edited by paintman on Monday 25th September 18:29
mac96 said:
nonsequitur said:
Pica-Pica said:
nonsequitur said:
Willy Nilly said:
The woman in the Q7 had far more important things to do than interact with riff raff like you wife. She should think her self lucky that she was hit by such a high end car and in future would be advised to check her mirrors more often for more important people, who are clearly more successful and get out of their way.
Charming, really charming.Gassing Station | Speed, Plod & the Law | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff