Road Rage Defined

Today was probably the day where I could honestly say that some idiot was tailgating me on the way home. Stupid idiot was driving so close to me. Didn’t quite manage to get his number plate (yes, he was THAT close to me) but I was determined to make sure I publicise this idiot’s car plates that I went slightly above speed limit and peek at my rear view mirror to get his plates.

He was driving a dark blue Ford, think it was an XR6, only got a look of the front. I caught part of his number plate, which is CPE 543 (I think). It was some specialised plate and its hard trying to drive and make sense of stuff in the rear view mirror without colliding with the car in front of me. But if you see such a car, just beware. The idiot literally stops inches away from your car and tails you at 60 km/h about a foot away. I was lucky he had good reflexes cause the car in front of me had to brake suddenly and which forced me to brake too. I was looking rather worriedly at my rearview mirror to find the idiot inches away from me.

It started all the way on Riverside Drive where there was a traffic jam from about Plain Street onwards. Said idiot kept stopping inches away from me, and I was just so annoyed at him that I kept inching forward cause I just didn’t like the idea that someone was just too close behind me for my comfort. Stupid idiot continues to inch closer. I turned behind to give him the evils a few times but noooooooooooooo, just completely ignores me and keeps coming forward. I was so tempted to so an emergency brake and see if he crashes into me. But then again, that would mean that my poor car would be damaged. No thank you.

I managed to get away from this idiot cause he got caught at the lights at Shepperton Road and I beat the yellow light and went ahead of him. Good riddance stupid idiot. I think you probably cut my life by a few years cause I was stressing that you would crash into me.

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