[quote ="waynemorgan"]Since I've learned to drive (24 years ago) I've always stopped to either help or provide a statement - this has really made me question doing this
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Wayne well done on being aware enough to avoid the collision. I think anyone would do the same thing to avoid being hit from another vehicle, I know that I would have done whatever it took to get out of the way.
Did the officer write down word for word your version of what happened? If he did it will quite clearly say in his notebook that you entered that lane after seeing that the vehicle behind you wasn't about to stop, thereby avoiding being the middle of a sandwich. With your complaint to the LAC hopefully a Supervisor has discussed your complaint with him and hopefully common sense will prevail. Failing that if you do get a ticket, from what you've described one would think that the Judge will have common sense and throw it out.
rooster wrote:Just be careful as this idiot may have all the shit fall on him because he is a dickhead and then he and his mates may sweat on you making a blue to square it up, just be careful.
I think you would be hard pressed to worry about this. Police have better things to do then stake out one guy on a motorbike who is a law abiding citizen. If anyone thinks police do this then they either have a guilty conscience or are not law abiding and perhaps a touch of paranoia to go with it.
In any professesion or facet of life there are the minority that make very poor decisions and choose to use their authority as right or wrong with nothing in between rather than applying descretion when it is required. It's a shame that the minority who do get it wrong or make poor decisions are who most people look at to judge the majority who are doing a good job.
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.Also a big thumbs up for sticking around and making sure everbody was ok 
