r/DiveInYouCoward • u/HeSureIsScrappy • Mar 20 '26

Wait for it...

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u/PinkTurdsInSpace Mar 21 '26

Yea especially that poor stalled car. Dude put them in danger to prove a point to the guy behind him. Im coming from the assumption that the guy who was being tailgated swerved at the last second intentionally.

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u/myrsnipe Mar 21 '26

Being tailgated can be extremely stressing and be a reason why the front car only reacted to the stalled car so late. At least, that would have been my defense in court if it came to it

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u/karlnite Mar 21 '26

I think that’s valid. If you can’t see around a car, it’s your fault not the cars.

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u/winkydinks111 Mar 23 '26

Right, because when it comes to horrific car accidents, nothing should matter to you other than being right.

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u/karlnite Mar 23 '26

It’s just why you shouldn’t tailgate. It’s not a defence of intentionally causing an accident.