[doganjo]

no it is i cant move then the paramedic are out then they have to attend

[Roxy]

Police do not seen RTA as priority cases ....unless its a major one and is blocking the road, or there is a serious injury.  A young lad wrote our car off on our country lane, and we called the Police, who reluctantly came out.  Breathalised my husband .....then the young lad, and off they went.  Took no details or anything, said it was not a police matter.  My whiplash and bruised face were not life threatening so nothing else for them to do.
 
Its very unfair of this man to suddenly lose his memory.  Surely he had some damage to his car - presumably he did not claim on the insurance, but had it mended at his own cost?

[chrismahon]

We had a similar problem. Someone came round the corner too fast at 8.00am. Should have been at work at 8.00am. Child in car going to Nursery where she worked. Hit my wife's car head on and wrote it off then bounced off onto the opposite verge. While she ran to get to the nursery my wife phoned and I took a lot of photos. She later said my wife had cut the corner and crashed into her. Wasn't until I produced the photos showing the point of impact, where all the debris was on my wife's side of the road, that the story changed to "I slid on the ice". That didn't work either!

[Beeducked]

I have to say I have had a very different experience of the police. I was driven into while stationary at traffic lights (well actually the person behind me was, he was pushed into me and I was shunted into the person in front). The police were prompt, courteous and helpful. I think in Liverpool in the evening with an accident involving 4 cars, albeit not significant injuries, they were a little surprised that everyone had insurance, an up to date MOT and no-one tested positive on the breathalyzer!

[kaz]

You'll be lucky if you'll get the police out of the station here let alone attend the scene of a unrememorable accident.

[Lesley Silvester]

I have to say I have had a very different experience of the police. I was driven into while stationary at traffic lights (well actually the person behind me was, he was pushed into me and I was shunted into the person in front). The police were prompt, courteous and helpful. I think in Liverpool in the evening with an accident involving 4 cars, albeit not significant injuries, they were a little surprised that everyone had insurance, an up to date MOT and no-one tested positive on the breathalyzer!