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Of course the best way to avoid any dilemmas is to move to another lane or even moving your car into gravel if another lane is not available and even
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5 | 3.70% |
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Of course the best way to avoid any dilemmas is to move to another lane or even moving your car into gravel if another lane is not available and even getting out of the car and warning other drivers holding a sign saying "Beware of tailgater".
But we are not in a perfect world, if everyone was that nice in the first place, the tailgater wouldn't exist. Last edited by YamahaR6; 04-20-2010 at 03:44 PM. |
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