Alex James is a young man with cerebral palsy, and one of his favorite pastimes is swinging lorries across a bridge on the M6 motorway in Staffordshire, England.
His father, Darren James, takes the youngster to the bridge whenever he can, and several truck drivers already know their regular presence there.
Last week, however, Darren shared the biggest gesture of affection when he reached the bridge and noticed a gift waiting for his son.
A miniature of a Royal Mail truck is mounted on one of the bars, with a small text from an anonymous truck driver.
“Sometimes we take Alex to wave at traffic on a bridge on the M6. Some people back off or honk and he gets really excited. We went today and it was amazing, we want to know who the kindest and most generous driver of Royal Mail is,” said the youngster’s father. said in a post on social media.
The truck driver left the miniature with two messages, dedicating the gift to “a father and son who track trucks,” and about the gift.
“I drive to Royal Mail and see you and your son regularly and thought he might like his own. a good day!” That’s what Truck Driver wrote on the miniature’s packaging.
Nice gesture! Now Darren James has said he wants to meet the generous truck driver and thank him personally for the gift.
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