Logan Glass Centres

Good people too deal with

Brayden Bennett, first you claimed the truck didnt. hit you to one employee, then minutes later you claimed it did to another. Highly irrational woman, when two company employees tryed to talk to her calmly after she made numerous harassing phone calls in which the whole office could hear her screaming and yelling.The office never heard the boss or driver admitting anything to you (which questions your integrity), especially when they couldn't get a word in edge wise. Thank God they hung up on you (for our sake) but applauded them for putting up with your ranting for as long as they did. Driver confirms that you were on your mobile phone while driving and speed up to dangerously undertake a large truck that clearly indicated his intention when you obviously sped up to block him. A ridiculous thing to do when you have small children in the car. It is obvious you dont have the patience or temperament on the phone only proves that you are the character that will not have the same patience or temperament on the road. The driver confirmed you went into some crazy road rage mode, which is again confirmed by the nature of you and your phone call. I agree about taking lives of other people on the roads, especially when you are putting one of your unrestrained children in your car at risk. A bit of common sense on your part may save lives. Even more important is being a role model for the children and how to handle these things as a normal human being. Maybe a bit of Anger Management ???Good on you Logan Glass for handling it so well. Have a nice day everyone :)

Great Family Business and team to deal with. They know the glass industry and support our ability to produce our quality products. Thanks guys and girls.

Dangerous drivers ran me off the road into oncoming traffic with my 2 kids in the car then got abused by the driver and boss after the driver admitted that he knowingly ran me off the road reported 2 police very unhappy do not support dangerous driving 2 many live are lost on our roads