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Pod Cast on the Airbar from Nuvech https://www.logisticscollective.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Nuvech-Solutions-Ltd-Final-Mix-HQ_mixdown.mp3 Enjoy @mushspeed

Yesterday on BBC breakfast at 08:20 Sam Cockerill and Andy Lambert did the industry proud from the hard work that has been done getting the use for red lights on to Rescue Recovery Operators to use. Thank you for what you have achieved. Its now up to the industry to implement them correctly.

Thank to Sam Cockerill and all involved in getting Red lights for Rescue Recovery Operators

The Use of Red Flashing Lamps by Roadside Rescue & Recovery Operators After many years of campaigning by the Independent vehicle recovery industry it appears that the subject of recovery operators being able to use red flashing lights when at the scene of a disabled vehicle at the side of the road has finally been publicly acknowledged by the Government and that we need the use of red lights to be permitted in order to better protect our roadside staff in the course of their duties in providing an essential service to the motoring public at the roadside. The Policy Paper – Plan for Drivers released by Department for Transport today (2nd October 2023) includes the following statements: • Safer breakdown recoveries. Permitting red flashing lights for breakdown vehicles, helping to protect recovery drivers by making them more visible at the roadside. What they are planning to do next within the policy is: • Road recovery operators provide a crucial service to stranded drivers and support the economy by getting goods moving and preventing the build-up of congestion on our busy road network to help journeys flow more smoothly. To help keep them safe and get people moving again when vehicles break down, we will permit the use of rear-facing red flashing lamps by road recovery operators. The full Policy Paper can be found at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/plan-for-drivers/the-plan-for-drivers?fbclid=IwAR1Rwu8lxmTf7nz6hrQV-mg2m8DD-3Q4Mn_omeR-I-i_E9VR4rFwpNV4Jsk

launch of HAAS Alert at this years Professional Recovery Tow Show by Gareth Evens alongside The Institute of Vehicle Recovery is a game changer for bringing safety with alerts to the road user's of road Operators through there sat nav systems to support the Slow Down or Move Over campaign (It was great to meet Gareth) Here is a video about the system on how it works:

Thank you to AVRO in April's magazine for a two page spread about Slowdownmoveover ( pages 17 18 ) https://www.paperturn-view.com/uk/avro/march-april-issue-55?pid=MTY161524&v=4 www.slowdownmoveover.uk @mushspeed

Thank you to Professional Recovery magazine issue 374 page 20 supporting our little news about working with Flagman Inc. in making Slowdownmoveover UK stronger across the world on education about temporary hazards. Be safe everyone. www.slowdownmoveover.uk www.flagmansafety.com @mushspeed

Thoughts are with all the families, friends and colleagues @mushspeed https://www.hampshire.police.uk/news/hampshire/news/news/2023/february/man-jailed-for-killing-three-people-in-a303-crash/

Dashcam footage has been released of a car crashing into a broken-down vehicle on a busy road in Norwich. The crash happened after a driver failed to notice a car that had stopped on the inside lane of the A1270 Broadland Northway, also known as the NDR. After the collision, the footage filmed from an approaching vehicle shows debris and dirt being thrown high into the air and across the road. The driver suffered serious injuries in the collision, which happened in January. Lucky the person that had broken down was away from there car. https://www.itv.com/news/anglia/2023-02-17/dashcam-footage-shows-car-smashing-into-broken-down-vehicle

In memory of Christopher Hadland who was struck and killed on the M69 five years ago on this day. Just doing his job. Thoughts are with family, friends and colleagues https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/leicester-news/recovery-driver-killed-motorist-seriously-1688836

In Memory of Steve Godbold who lost his life doing his job five years ago today the 22nd of September 2017. Our thoughts are with his family, colleagues and friends. https://www.kentlive.news/news/kent-news/partner-man-killed-m25-says-3791398

We remember one year ago today the sad loss of Tom Watson. Our thoughts are with Tom Watson's family, friends and colleagues at RD Avery https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-58409754.amp?fbclid=IwAR3zYiviM_kTnO54R2L5Gpmx_YTpi8l-qc_ZUKNeRvANL72cCfWfk2_nrkQ

A12 J14 Essex. A bit of hyde and seek, old person automatic car tried doing a three point turn! No idea why they did there but it gave me an interesting job 😁