In my job (which isn't designated as Rescue or Road Service) I stop and assist several motorists a week on WA roads and tracks. Where ever I may find them. Some of them are the naive and tragically dumb backpackers and "Grey Nomads" who in the course of there little adventures or misadventures have come into some sort of strife. They breakdown, they get bogged, they have accidents, they have medical emergencies, They run out of food, water or both. One thing or another that needs a bit of assistance or someone to just pull up and say " are you ok?" or "do you need some help?" That's all it takes. I've assisted with MVA's and bike accidents. Mothers in distress with sick children. The list goes on. But at end of the day all it took was for someone to stop for a couple of seconds and ask " are you ok?"
I don't receive any reward whatsoever but the knowledge that I have done the right thing. Oh, but i forgot to mention that I have met some really wonderful people, sometimes strange, naive, or forgetful people but altogether they're people that need a bit of hand.
Now will that be cash or card? Not on my watch.
Cheers
Rob




				
				
				
					
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