Ha, well if I was at the scene and my partner got killed on his bike or driving his car by some idiotic driver who was not taking care, im not sure what I would do, but if I was sure who caused it, I would like to think they would not walk away without something to remind them everyday what they did, and thats not a red mark from a slap on the hand.
Of course thinking and doing is two different things.
Im sure im not the only one who thinks this..... but it would be breaking the law and fair enough, the law is designed to keep everybody in line.
But when you see ...for example driving behaviour getting completly out of control causing deaths on New Zealand roads....and im sure it happens in other countries? the law does not appear to be dealing out the justice due to the crime.
Some law breakers of a serious nature, need to get there 'just desserts' from other means and from my perspective I can't blame people for wanting to take the law into there own hands.
Of course where does that stop, but it would sure make people pull there heads in if they don't know who the next punch is going to be thrown from.
Besides, you think how much less time would be spent posting on sites like this about these matters, more would get done in quicker time, saves on court and hospital costs, if everything is done dusted at the scene of the crime.![]()
Just remember... "wherever you go, there you are" .....Buckaroo Banzai 1984
You don't "have" to but that's the only option that's 100% certain to get rid of the tailgater.
That may well be the case but knowing that isn't going to get you out of a situation that you don't want to be in.
Because:
Go back to post 174 to follow my reasoning. I in no way defend the driving of the tailgaters but I find the attitude of some of the posts here rather revealing, As a nation we are recognised as being bloody awful drivers & if those attitudes are representative of the average driver it is no wonder we are lousy drivers.
As an aside I have come to believe we are also lousy riders. If as a nation we are bad drivers there is absolutely no logic to the belief that we will make good riders. Our accident figures tend to support this novel concept.
Last post on this as it is off topic , this thread is about a tragic accident in which riders were killed or injured & there it should stay.
Yes. And if someone is rushing to the hospital, and expects everyone to get out of their way, they'd be less likely to get that nice thing if they don't communicate. (Beyond the tail-gating itself.)
(My comment wasn't on the general tail-gating thing, it was specifically about that one fairly contrived reason given why someone might be tail-gating.)
Measure once, cut twice. Practice makes perfect.
Sounds about right coming from a cop. Behaviour like that often baits the tail gater into a dumb manouver. Let 'em past and hopefully they will get a ticket further down the road.
So you all bitch and moan about someone tailgateing you but you won't SAFELY move over and let them (probably a prick driver) pass and hopefully drive away and leave you to go about your business without someone riding your bumper. Doesn't that sound like the smart and safest thing to do?
Drivers like you are your own worst enemy.
My point exactly.
I don't at all condone tail gateing but sitting in the middle of the road bang on the speed limit being awkward on purpose isn't right either.
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