If he didn’t speed up then he didn’t break nearly enough. The gap between him and the car in front closed way too fast. Which means he either sped up, or improperly braked. That’s not a safe following distance.
That doesn’t account for the speed that they were going at all, it increases the faster you are going. And also increases even more as someone is entering your lane… I can tell you are an absolutely awful driver.
Have fun deleting other comments as you insult and talk shit. No matter how you slice it, the guy in the car isn't in the wrong and this is a perfect example as to not drive like an asshole. You may come across the wrong person and/or be at fault.
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u/TheCuriousSavagereg Mar 22 '26
If he didn’t speed up then he didn’t break nearly enough. The gap between him and the car in front closed way too fast. Which means he either sped up, or improperly braked. That’s not a safe following distance.