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Electrical
Tail gater counter measures
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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Kolb" data-source="post: 708663" data-attributes="member: 63191"><p>I ignore them, safest thing to do IMO. I don't get out of the way, I don't speed up, I don't slow down, I just keep doing what I'm doing. Now, if they're all about the road rage then it depends. If my baby is in the truck I do my best to safely get out of the way. If I'm by myself I stick with my usual plan.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Richard Kolb, post: 708663, member: 63191"] I ignore them, safest thing to do IMO. I don't get out of the way, I don't speed up, I don't slow down, I just keep doing what I'm doing. Now, if they're all about the road rage then it depends. If my baby is in the truck I do my best to safely get out of the way. If I'm by myself I stick with my usual plan. [/QUOTE]
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