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postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
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Hourglass
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postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
Two postmen taken to hospital from warrington do. One airlifted and other rushed to warrington general.
They where unloading van at van share drop point and driven into by a transit. Check warrington worldwide for pictures and news. Condition of postmen unknown at this time.
They where unloading van at van share drop point and driven into by a transit. Check warrington worldwide for pictures and news. Condition of postmen unknown at this time.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
That's going a tad too far from a rival delivery company. Just smash the van, but leave the poor posties out of it.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
No doubt RM will find them blame worthy 
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
thats not a transit its a sprinter and not much damage to rm vanHourglass wrote:Two postmen taken to hospital from warrington do. One airlifted and other rushed to warrington general.
They where unloading van at van share drop point and driven into by a transit. Check warrington worldwide for pictures and news. Condition of postmen unknown at this time.
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
I know you wren't meant to be but thats a little insensitive. Apparently he did not hit the CDV but the posties themselves.bringon4dayweeks wrote:thats not a transit its a sprinter and not much damage to rm vanHourglass wrote:Two postmen taken to hospital from warrington do. One airlifted and other rushed to warrington general.
They where unloading van at van share drop point and driven into by a transit. Check warrington worldwide for pictures and news. Condition of postmen unknown at this time.
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OnAFlyer
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
10mph would be enough to smash your legs and do very little damage to the van. There's a big plastic sticking out bumper at the back remember.bringon4dayweeks wrote:thats not a transit its a sprinter and not much damage to rm vanHourglass wrote:Two postmen taken to hospital from warrington do. One airlifted and other rushed to warrington general.
They where unloading van at van share drop point and driven into by a transit. Check warrington worldwide for pictures and news. Condition of postmen unknown at this time.
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loverman shabba
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
first question asked 'did you have your post it peg?'

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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
PDP is that not a rival company ?
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
Sure thing your not allowed to have an accident we were told , hope they make a full recoveryAnotherLimey wrote:No doubt RM will find them blame worthy
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
I wonder if the DOM was knocking on their doors to see if they were coming in. In our area Doncaster/Lincoln Offices, a Unilateral Disagreement has been lodged against DOMS doing exactly this without arranging a contact system with the sick postal officer and many times deducting pay without any discussions taking place.
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maninred
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
Hope they had the correct footwear.
Hope they are okay.
Hope they are okay.
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
Bit nasty for that time of the year, hope the guys make a full recovery is able to join their families for Christmas.
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Re: postmen driven into unloading pouches from rear of van.
I hope the two posties are OK.
If anyone remembers, I had a thread last December about being injured in a RM van smash as a passenger. This week a postie wrote a van off at our DO but was fortunately uninjured apart from shock.
This accident - DECEMBER!
Now I don't have figures, but it does seem that there is a link here. The time of year when drivers/staff are working silly hours and are exhausted, and I'd hazard a guess this goes for that DPD driver too.
It has to said, you are limited in hours driving a HGV, but these are no such limits for van drivers. These incidents aren't all coincidence surely...
If anyone remembers, I had a thread last December about being injured in a RM van smash as a passenger. This week a postie wrote a van off at our DO but was fortunately uninjured apart from shock.
This accident - DECEMBER!
Now I don't have figures, but it does seem that there is a link here. The time of year when drivers/staff are working silly hours and are exhausted, and I'd hazard a guess this goes for that DPD driver too.
It has to said, you are limited in hours driving a HGV, but these are no such limits for van drivers. These incidents aren't all coincidence surely...