Originally posted by Stephen:
[b] Stephen I believe Viss1 was referring to IF there was no traffic ahead and you were the vehicle holding up someone who wanted to pass. Then why would you hold someone up? Wouldn't it then be your responsibility to be courteous to the driver and let him by if no traffic was ahead instead of holding him up because you would like to "teach him / her a lesson" This usually only causes anger among drivers, as in the OH Turnpike incident previously stated.
Who causes "anger among drivers" the most? The driver who doesn't put up with this sh*t from the other driver or the driver who is forcing several people to move out of the way by tailgating?
Stephen[/b]I would say the driver who "doesn't put up with sh*t from other drivers" because...(as I said before) it is not his responsibility to delegate the road rules.
If he feels he is being tailgated shouldn't he move out of the way (like it says in the drivers manual) and let the other driver by, rather than upsetting him more?
I don't want to generate anymore of a debate then we already have, especially seeing as how this discussion has taken over the original topic, but in my humble opinion, people should just move over and let others who are driving faster by.
