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Old 08-11-09 | 10:06 PM
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crispy010
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Originally Posted by BarracksSi
That's all well and good, but never assume that the person you just brake-checked is going to know how to avoid hitting you.
This is why I do not brake-check people. Passive-aggression at it's worst.

I follow a little closer than is considered normal because I feel competent that I can cope with the situation (it's possible my risk analysis is completely wrong and I actually suck at driving, but that's a topic for another thread. I admit this is a subjective, biased self-analysis. Moving on...).

My general feeling is if you want to tailgate me that's fine. It's on you to be a competent-enough driver to be able to deal with that situation you've put yourself in.

It used to bother me, but then I realized I was being hypocritical because I tailgate other people, so I changed my position to be in line with my own behavior.
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