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Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 12:04 am
by westernwedgey
playworth wrote:call the police then?? who knowns,walk over ask.
I didn't want to tie up resources or interrupt them...mind you if it was 4am and they were noisy different story...I was just asking if anyone had the scanner on and heard anything as i had just got home knowing nothin...that's all.
Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 4:38 pm
by robbage
westernwedgey wrote:Hey guys just had 7 car loads of cops (plain/marked), K9 and an ambulance roll up out front, going into my neighbours, I live in Joondanna...Anyone know why :?: :?:
You weren't invited to the party? It was a helluva party
Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 4:43 pm
by robbage
Major 215 Amelia and Main, Balcatta. Cars and TLCs everywhere. Rollover.
Edit: Sorry, wrong thread
Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 6:14 pm
by yorky
robbage wrote:Major 215 Amelia and Main, Balcatta. Cars and TLCs everywhere. Rollover.
Drove past this (is my route home) but it was cleaned up apart from a very bent TCL and glass everywhere. They were originally having trouble finding a vehicle to attend.
Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 8:48 pm
by robbage
yorky wrote:robbage wrote:Major 215 Amelia and Main, Balcatta. Cars and TLCs everywhere. Rollover.
Drove past this (is my route home) but it was cleaned up apart from a very bent TCL and glass everywhere. They were originally having trouble finding a vehicle to attend.
Mine too, on occasion. I can't believe I typed TLC

Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 8:51 pm
by yorky
robbage wrote:yorky wrote:robbage wrote:Major 215 Amelia and Main, Balcatta. Cars and TLCs everywhere. Rollover.
Drove past this (is my route home) but it was cleaned up apart from a very bent TCL and glass everywhere. They were originally having trouble finding a vehicle to attend.
Mine too, on occasion. I can't believe I typed TLC

I can't believe I didn't even click that you typed TLC. The TCL needs some TLC now I bet!
Safety Issue
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 4:37 pm
by jasonjag
I would have thought under current legistation that people, ie such as police officers and Tow truck operators should, or would have to wear safty reflective vests at the scene of an accident. observing last night, a tow truck operater wearing leather sandals and no safety vest, and a police officer, both on the road at night time, neither were wearing apropiate safty gear??
Re: Safety Issue
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 5:46 pm
by robbage
jasonjag wrote:I would have thought under current legislation that people, ie such as police officers and Tow truck operators should, or would have to wear safety reflective vests at the scene of an accident. observing last night, a tow truck operator wearing leather sandals and no safety vest, and a police officer, both on the road at night time, neither were wearing appropiate safety gear??
I would, even if there was no legislation. I carry red cyalumes and cable ties in my car. Strap them to anything, including people if you need to.
Maybe the towie was wearing Safety Sandals :)
Re: Safety Issue
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 5:59 pm
by jasonjag
robbage wrote:jasonjag wrote:I would have thought under current legislation that people, ie such as police officers and Tow truck operators should, or would have to wear safety reflective vests at the scene of an accident. observing last night, a tow truck operator wearing leather sandals and no safety vest, and a police officer, both on the road at night time, neither were wearing appropiate safety gear??
I would, even if there was no legislation. I carry red cyalumes and cable ties in my car. Strap them to anything, including people if you need to.
Maybe the towie was wearing Safety Sandals :)
No just open toe and sides pommie leather sandals
Re: Safety Issue
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:03 pm
by wizzard
jasonjag wrote:robbage wrote:jasonjag wrote:I would have thought under current legislation that people, ie such as police officers and Tow truck operators should, or would have to wear safety reflective vests at the scene of an accident. observing last night, a tow truck operator wearing leather sandals and no safety vest, and a police officer, both on the road at night time, neither were wearing appropiate safety gear??
I would, even if there was no legislation. I carry red cyalumes and cable ties in my car. Strap them to anything, including people if you need to.
Maybe the towie was wearing Safety Sandals

No just open toe and sides pommie leather sandals
so japanese safety boots then
Re: Safety Issue
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:25 pm
by jasonjag
wizzard wrote:jasonjag wrote:robbage wrote:
I would, even if there was no legislation. I carry red cyalumes and cable ties in my car. Strap them to anything, including people if you need to.
Maybe the towie was wearing Safety Sandals :)
No just open toe and sides pommie leather sandals
so japanese safety boots then
So true, might as well worn thongs, if coppers did thier job, he should be ordered off the road and denied the tow, same goes for the cop, its part of thier uniform now and is comulsory to wear the safty jacket at all times.
I know that as factual.
Re: Safety Issue
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:28 pm
by CHEV4EVR
jasonjag wrote:wizzard wrote:jasonjag wrote:
No just open toe and sides pommie leather sandals
so japanese safety boots then
So true, might as well worn thongs, if coppers did thier job, he should be ordered off the road and denied the tow, same goes for the cop, its part of thier uniform now and is comulsory to wear the safty jacket at all times.
I know that as factual.
Not factual.......
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 7:32 pm
by westernwedgey
Actually if the cop is taking control of the scene, that is road traffic control, then yes he does have to wear safety hi vis gear...at the very least to comply with OHS.
If injured while doing so without safety gear on, they would have a very hard time getting a compo claim accepted.
As for the towie....cowboy
Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2008 11:16 pm
by Tyranus
westernwedgey wrote:Actually if the cop is taking control of the scene, that is road traffic control, then yes he does have to wear safety hi vis gear...at the very least to comply with OHS.
If injured while doing so without safety gear on, they would have a very hard time getting a compo claim accepted.
As for the towie....cowboy
All the ones I've seen have always worn them at night even as it's getting dusk a lot of them where the vest even in the car.
Is it compulsory for the bikes to where them all the time, I usually see them wearing them even during the day.
Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 2:11 am
by HM-106
What CHEV4EVR said.