Mystery White Pickup With No Plates Linked to Multiple Reports of Women Being Followed

A Montana woman driver became a victim of tailgating by a white pickup truck while traveling from Roundup to Glasgow. The vehicle has been frequently reported for allegedly stalking cars driven by women. The latest complaint revealed that the pick-up truck lacked license plates on both the front and rear.

Lizette Lamb, 48, spoke to KTVQ and recalled the incident. She said the pick-up truck at one point tried to force her off the road and came dangerously close to the bumper of her car.

Speaking with the news outlet, Lamb said she was driving along Highway 191 and had just pulled over at The Ole' Mercantile Conoco station in the evening. It was then that she first noticed the white pick-up truck without a front license plate. When she returned to the highway, she saw the truck following her.

The white car at first began pulling too close to Lamb's vehicle. She thought the truck driver was trying to pass.

Surprisingly, when Lamb increased her speed to about 85 km/h, the truck matched her pace. In fact, it came so close to her vehicle that she could no longer see its windshield.

Lamb said, “At that moment, I was like, my life is in danger.” She added that the driver then attempted to force her off the road by moving too close to her vehicle.

Travis Lamb, her husband, said she narrowly avoided a crash by accelerating.

“She was fortunate. They timed it so that when they tried to hit her, she sped up and they missed,” he said.

Lamb said she took a closer look inside the pick-up truck and saw two men. It prompted her to dial 911, but she could not reach them owing to mobile network issues.

As a last resort, Lamb said she displayed her firearm to warn the driver that she was armed. The truck then made a U-turn and sped off from the highway.

Lamb later narrated the horrific incident to her husband, who then reported the incident to the Phillips County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities said they had already received about 36 similar complaints, particularly from women drivers who had encountered the same white pick-up truck chasing them.

Previous victims reportedly have narrated the same incident where a white pick-up truck starts following women drivers. While sometimes the vehicle lacks a license plate, in other instances, they have out-of-state plates.

Incidentally, none of the victims so far have been able to recognize the pickup truck drivers. Authorities are investigating and reviewing security footage from The Ole' Mercantile Conoco station as they work to identify those responsible.