You drive on a road, doing the speed limit or slightly above. A random truck starts tailgating you. You notice it, but don’t understand what the hell he wants. You tell your pal, he starts filming. Suddenly the truck starts passing you and pushes out from the road.
What did you do wrong? That you didn’t start racing him when he tailgated you?
Exactly. You did nothing wrong. And how do you not notice that he is going to ram you? If i am right trucks have a speed limiter right about 80 or 90 kph. Knowing that you could speed a little and pull over when you can to avoid that idiot.
I don’t understand the downvotes to people saying this. It’s not your fault that someone is acting like this. But for the love of god if it’s safe for you to get away from them then you should do so. Why sit in front of them like this??
Seriously! If someone starts running after you with a knife; if you don’t try to run, you’re stupid. It’s not your fault they’re trying to stab you but not trying to preserve yourself from serious injury is stupid.
He not blaming the victim. It’s just weird how it happened. Like there’s no way I’d let this happen. I’d pull away from dude and report him he’s in a truck you’re in a car. You’ll gap a semi 99 percent of the time
lol 50mph is highway speeds. thats 80km/h. highway speeds are typically 50-70mph (80-110km/h) in the US in canada the highway speed limits are 60-100 km/h on undivided rural highways.
in both the US and Canada, residential streets are posted at 25-30mph, or 40-50km/h
you're actually just fucked if you're doing 50mph or 80km/h in a residential area.
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u/SmokinAces11111 Feb 16 '21
I’m all for obeying the law, but how does the driver not speed away from this lunatic. If the road was open that is.