hungryman
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I cant believe the attitude of some of the people on here. Im not a tail-gater, and yes i do get the cranks when someone decides to sit up my rear for no good reason, but "brake-testing"? are you insane? What if they happened to decide at that moment to speed up and overtake you. You slam on your brakes as they speed up, you and up being spun into a tree and injured (or worse), while they end up possibly dead or even having a head-on with an inoscent(spelling?) motorist.
I usually stick to the speed limits or there-abouts, especially when my family is in the car (wife and 2 young kids). If some ones not happy about it and decides to tail gate me for some reason, I just spin my rear-view mirror around and keep driving the same, as if they're not there. Also if i come up to someone who is not doing the speed limit, i have enough confidence in both my car and my driving ability, to not have to sit right up they're date before i overtake. Just sit back, wait for an opportunity, then overtake, as the law says you should.
There is no reason to tail-gate, and there is even less reason to retaliate to tail-gaters in a dangerous manner.
My 2c
I usually stick to the speed limits or there-abouts, especially when my family is in the car (wife and 2 young kids). If some ones not happy about it and decides to tail gate me for some reason, I just spin my rear-view mirror around and keep driving the same, as if they're not there. Also if i come up to someone who is not doing the speed limit, i have enough confidence in both my car and my driving ability, to not have to sit right up they're date before i overtake. Just sit back, wait for an opportunity, then overtake, as the law says you should.
There is no reason to tail-gate, and there is even less reason to retaliate to tail-gaters in a dangerous manner.
My 2c