If someone deliberately cut you off in traffic would you follow that person, if not what would you do?

Answer 1

No, not at all. I'd be glad they were now in front of me and away from my behind!

Answer 2

One time I accompanied somebody and flashed my lights and blared on my horn for like 3 miles. Then I went next to them in the breakdown lane and flipped em off and a cop observed me. So, I lost my license for 15 days. And the ethical of the story is, shoot people, do not chase them.

Answer 3

If I followed every person who cuts me off a day-I would never get where I am going!!!

Answer 4

Id give them a friendly gesture. Back in the day I would have followed them but not anymore. Too many crazy people out there.

Answer 5

I usually tail gate them and flip them off.

I know one of these days I will end up getting shot, but I think Al Capone is secretly following me and he has a weapon so I'm not too concerned.

Answer 6

I've chased people a few times, so that I can flip them off and cuss them out. People are sometimes completely clueless - and don't even realize that they are endangering people around them by chatting on cell phones instead of paying attention to driving. I've had two really funny experiences - one where I flipped off a guy that was driving like an idiot during a rainstorm, he actually followed me to a gas station, and started to get out of his car until I opened the door and turned out to be 6' 3". Just to really piss him off I got his tag number as he pulled out and called the cops on him.

The other time I was pulling out onto a road where traffic was backed way up - noone was going anywhere since traffic was stopped, but they all refused to let me in. Finally I just had to whip out in front of someone - dude started honking and flipping me off, so I shot him a bird (the final straw). Traffic had already started moving again, so I took off - and he began chasing me. I pulled into a school parking lot (totally empty) and managed to circle around and flipped him off again as I passed by him. He continued to chase me, I drove past my house (I wasn't about to let him know where I lived). I pulled into a church parking lot next, and whipped around to the lower part of the parking lot and stopped - he stopped next to me, but in the upper parking lot. I started to get out of the car, and he took off.

I ride a motorcycle a lot, and the best piece of advice that I've ever been given (applies to driving a car too) is to pretend like you are invisible to other drivers - then you won't be surprised when they try to get into your lane. I usually take it one step further and pretend like people are actively trying to hit me (not far from the truth sometimes). I was riding home the other night, and saw a Mercedes SUV in the left lane, I was getting ready to pass them in the right lane, and as soon as I saw the SUV, I already knew that as soon as I got near them they would try to change lanes, and sure enough - they did. Fortunately there was a really wide shoulder, so I whipped around them, and gave them the british finger (like a peace sign only with your palm towards you--funny how many pictures I've seen of people giving 'peace signs' that were actually british fu's).

Answer 7

Forget about it. A few years ago this guy was murdered on the freeway by my house by another guy who he cut off. So sad.

Answer 8

AK-47 on full auto, empty a clip at them - that should teach them a lesson

Answer 9

In florida it's an every minute occurence....I would spend every waking hour chasing idiots....we just yell a touch and go on with it....

Answer 10

I would honk, give them the finger and if they were going the way I was, I would follow closely.