On Tuesday 9th March, the Serco Refuse Collection Truck was carrying out it's duty in the west of Burgess Hill.
Reversing into a cul-de-sac, the driver thought it would be novel to make his way down the road at an angle, mounting a grassy area and RIPPING a branch off a tree. His fellow workers had to shout at him to ensure that he avoided hitting many parked cars.
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MSDC really need to have a word with Serco and find out what Monkeys they're paying to drive their trucks. My office cleaner could drive one better, and she's a woman.
4 comments:
That is absolutely ridiculous.
SERCO should plant two more trees to make up for it.
I am one of the monkeys that drive for serco and as a driver for serco i try to be polite, curtious and avoid damage wich sometimes accidents happen.
Serco reversed into my daughter's parked car on Friday 1 October in Burgess Hill. The driver got out, looked at the damage and then drove off. A large bearded monkey this time.
What words..
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