Are there Speeders Anonymous groups?! That'd be fun to see what those guys drive... and I bet there'd be LEOs watching the streets nearby. (I've had 3 people in a defensive driving course I was in come back from the lunch break with new tickets, lol).
I had a guy in a huge truck riding my bumper one night while I had a not-so-restrained passenger with me. My passenger thought it was one of our buddies, or so he claimed, after he dual-wielded some inflammatory gestures out the window just as a stoplight we were at turned green. The chase was on, and I eventually lost the guy by taking a curve and then whipping into a side street I was very familiar with and killing my lights. We watched him go flying past none the wiser, only to jump the curb at the oncoming T intersection and end up at the bottom of a ~7ft deep water drainage area.
I had a talk with my passenger, and he's never done that again. The guy in the truck was ok from what I heard, but his truck wasn't. Maybe he learned something? Keep in mind that this was when I was 17, these days I just get away from them, I don't toy with them 'til they're furious.
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- Thu Dec 02, 2010 11:16 am
- Forum: Never Again!!
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- Wed Dec 01, 2010 5:09 pm
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I know I have a problem.
- Wed Dec 01, 2010 2:19 pm
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Re: Road Rage Witnessed
Most tailgaters won't stick with you past 120 mph. It's fun having them realize that they just don't have the guts to play that game and then there's enough distance between us that I can drop it back down to the speed limit without worrying about them catching up any time soon.
Might not be the wisest choice of action, but it sure is effective. YMMV.
Might not be the wisest choice of action, but it sure is effective. YMMV.