P'raps DHL could (if they were so inclined, and that's a BIG IF) identify the truck and driver, based on location and time. Just a thought.
Re. the suggestion to get the info and call, I would add a suggestion to do so on the scene. Fake it if you have to; hold your hand to your cheek as if you're using a cell phone. When such a driver even _thinks_ you're on the phone to her/his boss and/or the cops, s/he may think twice about trying such a stunt again. > From: "Ann Freiwald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > It is too bad that Chris did not get the truck drivers info, I am sure > DHL would like to know that one of its drivers is behaving this way. > > -----Original Message----- > From: john coleman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I got this e-mail from a guy that was harassed by a DHL delivery truck > on State street. Any suggestions for him? > john > >From: Chris Schulte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > >Hi John, > >Yesterday, I was riding home up State St. and a DHL delivery van was > >riding my butt, honking its horn. When I pointed to the 'Do Not Enter' > >sign, the driver started screaming. As it turned out, he wasn't even > >making a delivery on State St. He was just using it as a four or five > >block short cut. > > > >This sort of thing seems to be getting worse. I filed a police report, > >but that won't do anything. Is there any particular group I can get > >involved with to maybe get the police to ticket the vehicals that just > >drive up the street and then turn off and go on their way? I can > >understand that deliveries have to be made, but there is no reason for > >a vehical to be on State St. for more than one block. > > > >Thanks, > >Chris --------------- Paul T. O'Leary Desktop Insurgent Madison, WI USA _______________________________________________ Bikies mailing list [email protected] http://www.danenet.org/mailman/listinfo/bikies
