How do you report an unsafe driver anonymously?
Dial #77 from your cell phone, or if you feel in danger – dial 911. If they follow you, proceed to the nearest law enforcement office OR crowded public place.
How do I report a driver erratically?
Or contact your local police force directly
- You can call 101 or your local police station.
- The police may ask you to tell them about the incident over the phone and email the footage using an online form.
How do you call in a dangerous driver?
If you see someone driving recklessly–whether it be from texting, drunk or drowsy driving, being overly aggressive, or otherwise careless driving–report it by calling 911. But only call if you feel it’s a dangerous situation. Remember, the 911 system is intended to render urgent assistance in true emergencies.
Can you report someone to DVLA?
Reporting the Incident The DVLA has a section on their website that allows you to fill in an incident form. The box at the bottom requires you to provide as many details as possible about the person you are reporting, their fitness to drive and if there were any incidents in particular you would like to report.
What to do if someone tries to run you off the road?
What You Need to Know if Someone Runs You Off the Road and Causes You to Crash
- Call the police and report the incident. Call 911 to report the incident as soon as it is safe to do so.
- Seek medical attention immediately.
- Talk to any witnesses.
- Gathering evidence at the scene.
- Insurance companies and single-car crashes.
What to do if you see someone driving erratically behind you you should?
If you happen to see an erratic driver disrupting traffic, take note of the make, model, and color of the car, or the license plate number if possible, and phone it in to the local police department who will do their best to take the driver off of the road.
How to report an unsafe driver in Oregon?
If you feel that someone you know is no longer able to drive a vehicle safely, complete a Driver Evaluation Request. Please include examples of their unsafe driving or any medical conditions that may affect their driving. Age, diagnosis, or medication alone does not show that a driver is unsafe.
Can a person report a dangerous driver to the police?
But reporting someone for driving dangerously is always an option – even if it’s someone you know – as you can do it anonymously. And reporting dangerous drivers helps keep the roads safe for other road users. If you witness dangerous driving, you can report a bad driver to the police.
How to report an unlicensed driver to the DMV?
By someone who is an unlicensed or suspended driver. You can call 911 within city limits, or 800-24DRUNK (800-243-7865) for intoxicated drivers. You can also report drivers you know who cannot drive safely due to a medical condition to DMV. The report can be based on a medical condition or driving behaviors.
What to do if you think someone is dangerous driving?
Call 999 if dangerous driving’s in progress and you think the driver could cause themselves or others a serious injury, for example if they’re a drink driver. Make sure you’re not driving and are in a safe place when you call. You can make a report online or over the phone after the event.
If you feel that someone you know is no longer able to drive a vehicle safely, complete a Driver Evaluation Request. Please include examples of their unsafe driving or any medical conditions that may affect their driving. Age, diagnosis, or medication alone does not show that a driver is unsafe.
But reporting someone for driving dangerously is always an option – even if it’s someone you know – as you can do it anonymously. And reporting dangerous drivers helps keep the roads safe for other road users. If you witness dangerous driving, you can report a bad driver to the police.
Call 999 if dangerous driving’s in progress and you think the driver could cause themselves or others a serious injury, for example if they’re a drink driver. Make sure you’re not driving and are in a safe place when you call. You can make a report online or over the phone after the event.
By someone who is an unlicensed or suspended driver. You can call 911 within city limits, or 800-24DRUNK (800-243-7865) for intoxicated drivers. You can also report drivers you know who cannot drive safely due to a medical condition to DMV. The report can be based on a medical condition or driving behaviors.