A full-time van lifer made a call out for assistance today (Friday 19 January) after his campervan came off a Scottish road.
He spent the night in his campervan, stuck in ditch after It left the A9 Causewaymire road in yesterday’s blizzards.
Trampus Egerton posted a message on a Facebook group called Caithness Road Watch to ask for assistance around 10am today.
His post reads: “Does anyone know of a breakdown company that can come out to me asap?
“I’m in a lwb Iveco at the Cathie Mara [sic] wind farm.
“Been trying to get a breakdown wagon to tow or winch me out all day but the two company’s I phoned have been attending gritter trucks and HGVs.
“I am about a foot from the side of the road on a 30 degree angle almost in a deeper ditch.
“The van is my home so I won’t leave it, its dangerous for me to stay in it tonight if someone else slips into me.
“If anyone has a large tractor or a plus 7.5 ton recovery wagon or knows someone that can help tonight or in the morning it would be massively appreciated.”
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Haha that's funny, should learn how to drive first and that's the problem. most people have no idea about driving in the snow as they come from southern England.