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[Problemchild]

don't think anyone has stated they retaliated in a road rage kinda way

i'm normally laughing my head off at those who cut me up and then make out it was my fault somehow! haha!!

i know a lady who (not long after passing her test in her mid 30s) got so annoyed that some man cut her up that she followed him for miles and confronted him in a car park....... and i have had a man aged 70+ follow me to a shop and tell me i cut him up (which i didn't - but did, on purpose, move across in front of him after indicating for about 1/2 mile and him trying to match my speed so i couldn't get across into his lane)

JJ

[Fox]

G, in those situations, it's best to ask for his number and that you'll be glad to take the matter up with his superiors.

I don't think that his actions would be looked on too kindly, especially in the PR battle between police and public.

I'm glad you drove away from it freely though!

[nomad8459]

They do travel alone these days, not motorway cops but when I was pulled in Wales for crossing double white lines (yawn), he was on his own.

He was lucky that day, he got the guy that followed me as well in the overtake of a slow lorry that we had all been stuck behind for around 25 miles.

Massive open road and no danger, he was looking for bikers doing it apparently but our money was good enough too!

There is so little discretion used these days, they try to maximise their income.

[funkydoodycool]

Lol I shrugged of a Porsche last night.  I suspect he wasn't really trying but it was fun all the same