Road rage!!
PLEASE HELP!! I am searching for a Maori woman, early 30’s who came to my rescue on Sunday 6th October, last year (2019) -at about 1pm.
I was riding my bike in Tahi Street, Miramar when a driver tried to run me over and then got violent. But the driver is now denying everything and accusing me of damaging her and her car.
The Maori woman I'm searching for saw it all, stopped and helped. I was pretty groggy and I didn't get her phone number before she left. I think she was driving a van like this (see photo below). If this is you, or you know her please get in touch. I just need a short statement of what she saw, it would help alot and I’d really appreciate it!
Photos: If you are the Maori woman I am searching for this is the type of van I think you were driving. This is the car driver you saw smash me. This is me on that day.
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Poll: If we want to reduce speeding, what do you think actually changes driver behaviour? 🛻🚨🚓
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