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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have this problem too. I generally drive somewhere between the speed limit and 5-10 mph over. I generally stay to the right. People get aggressive and tailgate me. If someone is behind me pissing me off and I have the time, I slow down even more. The tailgaters are the ones who are "annoying and unsafe." [/quote] That is really good way to get shot. I drive slow and if some one tailgates me I pull over ASAP because I know I’m dealing with crazy. [/quote] I'm also a careful and slow driver and I used to get really upset when people would tailgate me, because it is the height of rudeness when [b]you are essentially protecting other people on the road by being safe, [/b]but instead of getting angry now I just pull over. Sometimes I will pull right back in behind them to show that I didn't like being tailgated. But I would never slow down to aggravate someone. If I'm ever tempted to do that, I think about the crazy Idaho or Iowa killer (who killed the four teens) who was pulled over multiple times for tailgating people. It's often really unhinged people who tailgate and I don't want to tangle with them [/quote] Except you’re doing the exact opposite with your policing behavior. No one asked you to protect anyone else Karen [/quote]
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