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Mum's Close Call on A1 Highway: Teenagers Throw Bricks

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Mum's Close Call on A1 Highway: Teenagers Throw Bricks

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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mum's Close Call on A1 Highway: Teenagers Throw Bricks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A 34-year-old mum from Port Seedon in East Lothian had a close call on the A1 highway when teenagers started checking bricks from A. Footbridge right at her moving car. It happened around 7.15 pm on Saturday, March 28, between the Wallyfritz-Libroad and the Trannon-Turnoff, a busy stretchwear. One brick actually smacked into her vehicle. She had to swerve hard to the right without checking, dodging what could have smashed straight through her windshield, and luckily, her kids weren't. With her that night, she's furious about the recklessness, saying it put her life and other drivers as serious risk, and she's calling on parents to step up with better. Guidance for their teens. Police Scotland got the report around 7.30 pm that same evening, and they're still digging into it, so if you saw anything, they want to hear. From you, to keep the road safe. All news, powered by AI, this is Edinburgh News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.

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