Did anyone else have missing time after seeing lights over the highway last night?

Didn't see the lights myself but the A38 near Bromsgrove has been a hotspot for this kind of thing for years, I've heard at least three accounts from people who lost chunks of time around that stretch of road. One bloke I did a vigil with back in 2019 swore he pulled into a layby at half ten and next thing it was gone 2am with no memory of anything in between.

What direction were the lights moving? That actually matters more than people think. Stationary or slow drift is one thing but if they were tracking the road that changes things considerably. Also whether you felt any physical effects afterwards - nausea, unusual thirst, skin sensitivity. These things get dismissed but they show up consistently in the accounts I've read.

Post everything you can remember while its still fresh. The details people think are irrelevant usually aren't.

The A38 near Bromsgrove keeps coming up in these accounts and nobody ever seems to ask why that stretch specifically - oh wait I said no italics, but seriously, there's something about that road that's been flagged in BUFORA reports going back to the 80s. @GarethRelic if you've got three accounts from the same area thats already a pattern worth documenting properly, missing time clusters in the same location are about as close to a smoking gun as this field gets.

@CursedCipher443 good point, theres usually something geographical going on with these hotspots - ley lines, underground water, old quarrying activity, that kind of thing. The A38 cuts through some genuinely old landscape around there. Worth cross-referencing with any historical accounts from before cars were even a thing, because sometimes these locations go way back and the lights just get reported differently depending on the era.