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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Remy Greasley

Woman calls 999 after being 'abandoned' on city's 'busiest road' by RAC

A woman said she was an "accident waiting to happen" after being "abandoned" overnight by the RAC.

On Friday, July 29, Hazel Foreshaw, 34, from Crosby, was on her way back from the gym at around 7pm when her car "stopped dead" in the middle of Moor Lane, which she describes as the "busiest road in North Liverpool." Hazel said everything in her car stopped functioning, including lights, brake lights, and even the locks for the doors.

Hazel called her roadside assistance company, the RAC, and a patrolman arrived by 8pm. After an initial inspection, Hazel claims the patrolman told her he'd left his equipment on his "last job" and drove away, leaving her in the middle of the road in her unlocked car.

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