Puncture at home

[Ihatework]

Hello,
Brought the van home on saturday (we are allowed to). Just noticed the back tyre, drivers side is completely flat. Must've been a slow puncture. I know hardly anything about tyres (been driving less than a year) and my boyfriend is away on a course. I am due in tomorrow but would it be safe to drive in tomorrow morning? Its about 2 miles away. Should I call the RAC on a sunday evening? Normally I am not the driver (I'm not keen) but my partner is off sick. Help please?

[spiderj]

Open vehicle log book,check for number for tyre fixing,call it.
Tomorrow is going to be a mental shift,mebbes.

Its what you would be expected to do on duty so same applies when retaining van.

And contact your lino earliest :)

[k979aaa]

Hello,
Brought the van home on saturday (we are allowed to). Just noticed the back tyre, drivers side is completely flat. Must've been a slow puncture. I know hardly anything about tyres (been driving less than a year) and my boyfriend is away on a course. I am due in tomorrow but would it be safe to drive in tomorrow morning? Its about 2 miles away. Should I call the RAC on a sunday evening? Normally I am not the driver (I'm not keen) but my partner is off sick. Help please?

Never drive a vehicle with a defect text your manager and let him sort it out.

[Ihatework]

Ok, brilliant, thanks!

[IcanthelpthewayIam]

Have u signed the overnight vehicle retention docs?

[Ihatework]

Yes, I signed them when I had passed my test. I rang the number in the log book and someone coming round in about an hour...

[IcanthelpthewayIam]

It's not something u sign when you pass the driving g assessment it's done after your dom comes out to your house to do a security risk assessment