FXP Industries P/L

The person who drove the white VW Caddy (Gen 3 preface lift) on the 10th Jan 2020, at approximately 12:41pm, plate number 1CF8HS was purposely attempted to accelerate into another vehicle. Facts are; 1. The person fails to give way to vehicle who already completed a U-turn from a main road. 2. VW Caddy failed to signal before turning, which give no indication it was turning left. 3. Among inspect the incident site and all the signals timing, a green arrow would have given to the VW Caddy after the other vehicle already completes the U-Turn. The VW driver can been seen in the footage that he was smiling as he attempted to accelerate into the other vehicle, the other vehicle has a yellow "Child on board" sign on the side window, which is where the VW Caddy was attempted to hit directly. Obviously the driver want to either attempted a bodge insurance claim or have no regard to other public road user, especially when a child is on board. If he was smiling while he was doing it in this incident, it wont be his first or last attempt, so one would question what kind of company who would continue to employ a person with no moral standard, drive around in a company vehicle and attempted to hit another road user, especially one with a child on board. Since Google only allow photo to be posted on a good review. Anyone can contact me if they want me to show them the photo evidences of 1. White VW Caddy failed to indicate 2. White VW Caddy enter the intersection after the other vehicle completed the U-Turn 3. Company name and number plate on the white VW Caddy.
Mar 20th, 2020

Hi Fritz May I say what a pleasure it is dealing with such a courteous and professional organisation such as FXP Industries. Your response to my initial enquiry was dealt with promptly and with a most friendly nature. I would also like to thank Anish for his installation of the fire equipment at our new office. His friendly nature was a pleasure to deal with, and it was good to see that his van was very well equipped with all the additional material required to complete the task in full. He asked what I wanted, and he then proceeded to explain what, why, and how he does it, when installing fire equipment He was very meticulous with his task, cleaned up after himself and took pride with what he did, he is a credit to your company. Again thanks for a great job.
Mar 28th, 2019