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I will admit, I thoroughly enjoyed how frustrated this person got simply because I chose not to drive like a maniac, but I still feel guilty because of it. Should I?
You enjoyed his frustration? Cool. What made you so confident that it would remain mere frustration and not boil over into violence?
Pretty sure your whole story is BS, you didn't like that he was tailgating so you decided to be an a$$. It's not your job to police the roads, just let him on by.
Yes. This is the kind of behavior which incites road rage. You made him frustrated and that could have led him to make a bad decision. A risky pass due to his frustration could have led to tragedy. Could you live with that? What if someone else was doing that and the resulting collision killed someone in your family? How would you feel about it them? You were in the right, but that doesn't make your behavior right. Pull over and let him pass, it has no real impact on your day or life, and you may just avert a tragedy that destroys two families lives. It just isnt worth it IMO.
Sorry you got it backwards , the guy driving behind did not have the maturity to assess the situation and change his behavior, he is the one who could have incited road rage.
I see now why we have so many bad drivers now with them thinking the car driving well is the problem.
If you want to go faster and you can't be bigger than a mental toddler and slow down.
Sorry you got it backwards , the guy driving behind did not have the maturity to assess the situation and change his behavior, he is the one who could have incited road rage.
When there is an auto accident, who gets maimed or killed has little or nothing to do with who is "at fault".
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