Of course you do, and if they crash into you and get hurt it's all their fault!
The law and the police will say no because you'd be intentionally increasing the likelihood of an accident, but maybe if everyone did that often enough, people would actually stop tailgating.
true! but.......... false if they are a aggrivated driver.
tap your brakes lightely to warn the vehicle
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Tap your brakes lightly to warn the vehicle
Expect the worst and be very cautious.Be ready to isolate yourself from the situation.
You should maintain the current legal speed. On a two-lane road, move slightly to the side of the road to indicate that the tailgater should pass.For an aggressive tailgater, you can exit the road at a populated area so that he will have to continue on without you.
no The person behind you should not be tailgating (even though many people still do this today). It also depends on how close you are to the front of the car. In this circumstance, you are not at fault. The tailgater is at fault. For a reminder, always keep a distance at low or high speeds. Tailgating is one of the top causes of car accidents. Stay safe out there.
Change lanes as soon as possible
Slow down to increase the pain they most be suffering.
never pass a vehicles stooped at crosswalk .
Yes or if you are in fast lane you should move right since you are not traveling fast enough for lane you are in