nb67 said:We passed them in the next layby about 2miles ahead with a smile on my face and a rather relieved wife sat next to me, sometimes, Karma just does it's stuff.
How very satisfying.
nb67 said:We passed them in the next layby about 2miles ahead with a smile on my face and a rather relieved wife sat next to me, sometimes, Karma just does it's stuff.
nb67 said:. . .
We passed them in the next layby about 2miles ahead with a smile on my face and a rather relieved wife sat next to me, sometimes, Karma just does it's stuff.
Roundozo said:Not that I condone this behaviour now but when I was younger I used to have a mk3 Capri. This came with a rear wiper and screen wash nozzle. I redirected the jet so that it would fire water at any tailgating numpty sat on my backside. Tee hee.
dr_john said:Must be the day for it. I've just been out around Loughborough (my local area) for a couple of hours and had 2 instances of bad driving.
First some knobhead on a supermarket carpark decides it's his right of way over me (it wasn't) and pulls out in front of me while I'm queueing to to get out. Then a lorry decides to take me on pulling way from the lights, fat chance.
I swear its the zed that makes people react like this, seen it times.![]()
DumfriesDik said:nb67 said:We passed them in the next layby about 2miles ahead with a smile on my face and a rather relieved wife sat next to me, sometimes, Karma just does it's stuff.
How very satisfying.
Marlon said:nb67 said:. . .
We passed them in the next layby about 2miles ahead with a smile on my face and a rather relieved wife sat next to me, sometimes, Karma just does it's stuff.
Marvellousthat gives me a nice warm feeling inside
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TR4man said:I wonder if this would happen less if we were driving more "normal" cars?
My wife has a Volvo estate and when she or I am driving very rarely get tailgated. In my Coupe it seems as though it attracts people wanting to race or intimidate by tailgating. As soon as they see that I'm grey haired old fart and don't want to play, they move on.
stuartC said:TR4man said:I wonder if this would happen less if we were driving more "normal" cars?
My wife has a Volvo estate and when she or I am driving very rarely get tailgated. In my Coupe it seems as though it attracts people wanting to race or intimidate by tailgating. As soon as they see that I'm grey haired old fart and don't want to play, they move on.
There's your solution OP - a grey wig and false moustache![]()
sars said:It's hard not to do as the OP as it does get very frustrating to be tailgated, however two wrongs don't make it right. When being tailgated I tend to slow down, not brake, just let speed fall gradually and most tailgaters take the hint without it being dangerous. On the motorway I tend to accelerate until I pass the slower traffic until I can pull in letting them pass, I would much rather them be in front of me than behind me
ronk said:The queue ahead was bumper to bumper as were the inside lanes so in effect nowhere to go!
sars said:I've often thought about a voice activated neon sign in the rear window that could say the following things: -
Don't hog the middle lane you fat lazy prick/old fart (delete as appropriate)
Don't use your rear intensity lights when its raining you fuckwit as we all think you're braking![]()
Hey moron, don't crawl up my arse until I know your first name
nfbr said:I wouldn't recommend brake testing anyone...
I was called up in court as a witness to this RTC where the two people at the front of the collision had been acting like total idiots for several miles in reasonably fast moving congestion.
The two at the front got pretty heavily sentenced as a passenger in one of the cars in the middle ended up as a fatality.
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Think carefully before reacting to a***holes on the road.