The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition)

Van driver went wrong way up city dual carriagewa­y

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A driver said he was “worried” for people’s safety yesterday morning when he encountere­d a van driving the wrong way along a dual carriagewa­y in the city.

The man, who did not wish to be named, was driving south on Old Glamis Road, near Caird Park, shortly before 9am when he was shocked to see the van appear at the brow of the hill.

The section of road is dual carriagewa­y and the van driver appears to have entered on the wrong side at the roundabout with Gillburn Road and Forres Avenue.

The witness said: “I was worried for myself and other road users.

“I think the van driver must have realised that he was on the wrong side, because he was driving slowly.

“But he had obviously decided to carry on to the next roundabout rather than stop.”

The witness has joined the growing number of people who use dashcams to record their journeys.

He said: “I got one after a relative was involved in a collision that was not her fault.

“After appearing to accept the blame, the other driver later denied responsibi­lity and it meant her insurance premiums went through the roof.”

The van involved in yesterday’s incident was from energy efficiency firm Job Worth Doing.

A spokesman for the company declined to comment when contacted by The Courier.

 ??  ?? Dashcam footage of the van going the wrong way.
Dashcam footage of the van going the wrong way.

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