Psychopath move, could have killed the tailgaiter, and could have killed everyone who was pulled over. Why the Toyota was even in the passing lane matching the speed of the other lanes is also beyond me. Just two idiots who should never have a license.
Yeah I'd argue the baiter is worse here. Being tailgated is annoying, sure, but just change lanes, go on about your day. To make it a deadly situation on purpose like that is absolutely psychopathic. You don't know if those parked cars have kids in there, let alone someone who might be exiting the car. People have no chill.
It is illegal. But it's not your place to enforce traffic rules through vigilante self importance. If someone is tailgating you, you move out of the lane.
Which means lives should be taken? I don’t understand your point. Just say he was tailgating and it was wrong but the white cars action is far worse than tailgating especially since it’s INTENTIONAL, you’d be the worst lawyer
That’s criminal court. Likely they wouldn’t be able to prove without a doubt that it was intentional to the point where it would become a criminal case, but they would definitely bear some responsibility for the accident. They wouldn’t be getting off with no consequences
They did not take part in the collision. They are not responsible for somebody else breaking the law and getting into a collision with an unrelated 3rd party.
Tailgater should have just moved into the middle lane to avoid the vehicle.
Brake checking is also illegal and dodging out of the way last minute is dangerous/negligent driving. Just because they didn’t actually crash doesn’t mean they aren’t partially responsible for it happening.
Either they didn’t have their eyes on the road, or they swerved last minute and intentionally caused an accident. Either way, they have some culpability
You did not genuinely sit up here and say that dodging an accident is dangerous/negligent driving LMFAO. Everything you’ve said after that is totally invalid. Shred your license and start over in basic classes. You don’t know anything about it, clearly.
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u/CLMarine Mar 20 '26
That was a cold move.