Get your insurance company to deal with it. Let his employer have the messing about to do. Wing mirrors aren't exactly cheap nowadays and you'll need a courtesy car to go about your day while it's in for repair.
And agreed it's up to him to stop, and it's not as if he couldn't see the long line of cars both in front and behind - he was just impatient and decided that his delivery was more important than others lives - could have been hell of a lot worse.
Imagine if it was a family with kids, and they had been driving a car that was wider - could have been hell of a lot worse than a broken wing-mirror.
Still it's on him and it's his 7-years bad luck lol
This driver is very responsible. He is quick for traffic to stay flowing, and does not waste his time on small things! Would buy this guy a beer if I met him.
If the obstruction is on his side of the road it’s up to him to stop 🛑 it’s your right of way his insurance should pay for it, have you put this on bookers site??
What a moron - big assumption that he wasn't English either - they all drive like that and a lot of the accidents that we have with lorries are from non UK drivers.
I'm not little and im not angry but when some jumped up twerp in his BMW cuts you up first thing in a morning people tend to get pissed off pal. I'm probably a better driver than you generally. Practice what you preach, over yeah in hindsight so I just leave people to it now and dont react.
Get your insurance company to deal with it. Let his employer have the messing about to do. Wing mirrors aren't exactly cheap nowadays and you'll need a courtesy car to go about your day while it's in for repair.