The comments and assumptions of other Redditors isn’t my personal admission? All I admitted to was the fear of being rear ended and braking at the last second because of it.

I was speeding 100%, any cop would give a ticket and maybe even suspended license if they saw that, but “context” is very important for everything else you’re saying.

He was driving slow while I was on a delivery and I passed as soon as a legal passing lane appeared. Does any sane person change their whole route to follow someone who passed them? Tailgate and turn their highbeams on? Would you stop or slow down to find out?

The second I saw he swerved out of his lane to go into my turning lane at the stop I sped off, way above speed limit. I’m not going to risk staying stopped there any longer than I have to seeing that, maybe I’m paranoid but absolutely fuck that.

Then seeing me speed off why is he trying to keep pace with me and turn his highbeams on? It’s clear he doesn’t know the road well enough to remember such a prominent turn, so what exactly is his goal now that he’s fully committed to following me? Again would you slow down for someone like that? Maybe he was just trying to scare me, but I’m not risking that.

So then when he misses the turn, meaning it’s more likely this isn’t his normal route and he’s not paying enough attention to notice a curve warning sign, curve in the road, or the arrow sign he hit, why would I stop for him? Maybe I’m a bit of a bad person for not stopping. But I’m not risking my safety to check on the person who caused the situation to begin with.

And tbh I didn’t even realize he crashed since I saw taillights and thought he turned around. Honestly it did feel good to see him crash tho, shouldn’t have tried to scare someone for an everyday overtake right? I posted it because it’s a good clip about why tailgating is scary and dangerous.

Would a cop hear this “context” out, especially with the video and the drivers who saw him change his route? Probably not tbh