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When I spoke to the driver, he suggested it was 'quite full' -
I wasn't suggesting doing a survey, with all that entails! I was suggesting you phoned (or emailed or otherwise messaged, as appropriate) the surgeries of which you are in their catchment area, and asked them directly. I wouldn't have thought there could be that many of them. I have known of hospital specialists who later became GPs. But Soylent Green's advice above seems like your best option.
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I was implying that it might have been a completely empty lorry being transferred somewhere and therefore being top heavy. As it has no council livery. Indeed I pretty much said that.
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