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From: Nev.. on 24 Mar 2010 03:25 G-S wrote: > Nev.. wrote: >> George W Frost wrote: > >> >> Despite what George says... Allocated towing works on a roster basis, >> where the metropolitan towing companies... > > It works the way George says in some rural areas however. Actually, no it doesn't. There is no regulated accident allcoation scheme in Victoria outside of the Melbourne/Mornington Peninsular. Since Peter was talking about allocated towing, one can only assume that he was talking about the towing allocation system which operates in the Melbourne metro area, and therefore, any response from George would have been related to that as well. Towing depots pay a fee to be included on the roster for each vehicle they wish to participate. The number of fees they pay determines how many jobs they are allocated. The number of jobs allocated to each depot is published monthly and freely available for anyone to peruse. His insinuation that there was some government conspiracy lined the pockets of a select group some tow truck drivers at the expense of the unfortunate accident victims is utter, utter, nonsense. Nev.. '08 DL1000K8
From: theo on 24 Mar 2010 03:28 On Mar 24, 3:25 pm, "Nev.." <id...(a)mindless.com> wrote: > G-S wrote: > > Nev.. wrote: > >> George W Frost wrote: > > >> Despite what George says... Allocated towing works on a roster basis, > >> where the metropolitan towing companies... > > > It works the way George says in some rural areas however. > > Actually, no it doesn't. There is no regulated accident allcoation > scheme in Victoria outside of the Melbourne/Mornington Peninsular. > > Since Peter was talking about allocated towing, one can only assume that > he was talking about the towing allocation system which operates in the > Melbourne metro area, and therefore, any response from George would have > been related to that as well. > His insinuation that there was some government conspiracy lined the > pockets of a select group some tow truck drivers at the expense of the > unfortunate accident victims is utter, utter, nonsense. George talking nonsense? Nooooo! Theo
From: G-S on 24 Mar 2010 05:12 Nev.. wrote: > G-S wrote: >> Nev.. wrote: >>> George W Frost wrote: >> >>> >>> Despite what George says... Allocated towing works on a roster >>> basis, where the metropolitan towing companies... >> >> It works the way George says in some rural areas however. > > Actually, no it doesn't. There is no regulated accident allcoation > scheme in Victoria outside of the Melbourne/Mornington Peninsular. > It's not 'regulated' but it is actually happening. It's done on a locally organized basis in several areas (castlemaine included). G-S
From: Nev.. on 24 Mar 2010 06:38 G-S wrote: > Nev.. wrote: >> G-S wrote: >>> Nev.. wrote: >>>> George W Frost wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> Despite what George says... Allocated towing works on a roster >>>> basis, where the metropolitan towing companies... >>> >>> It works the way George says in some rural areas however. >> >> Actually, no it doesn't. There is no regulated accident allcoation >> scheme in Victoria outside of the Melbourne/Mornington Peninsular. >> > > It's not 'regulated' but it is actually happening. > > It's done on a locally organized basis in several areas (castlemaine > included). George said the government allocated towing ares and gave certain tow companies god given rights to collect every vehicle in the area. He has not described a locally organised towing system of any kind. You're being far too generous. :) Nev.. '08 DL1000K8
From: George W Frost on 24 Mar 2010 09:01
"Nev.." <idiot(a)mindless.com> wrote in message news:lsqdnd3O7L5cdjTWnZ2dnUVZ_rydnZ2d(a)westnet.com.au... > G-S wrote: >> Nev.. wrote: >>> G-S wrote: >>>> Nev.. wrote: >>>>> George W Frost wrote: >>>> >>>>> >>>>> Despite what George says... Allocated towing works on a roster basis, >>>>> where the metropolitan towing companies... >>>> >>>> It works the way George says in some rural areas however. >>> >>> Actually, no it doesn't. There is no regulated accident allcoation >>> scheme in Victoria outside of the Melbourne/Mornington Peninsular. >>> >> >> It's not 'regulated' but it is actually happening. >> >> It's done on a locally organized basis in several areas (castlemaine >> included). > > George said the government allocated towing ares and gave certain tow > companies god given rights to collect every vehicle in the area. He has > not described a locally organised towing system of any kind. You're being > far too generous. :) > > Nev.. > '08 DL1000K8 I said, where I live, I didn't say all over the country, I was relating something which I had experienced years ago, if you had read it properly. That seems to be the trouble with you Nev, you see something, do not read it peoperly or right through, then come back with a lame attempt at sarcasm |