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JCViper528 wrote:"I hope he drove off with your boot sized dent in his door."

Actually I, for some reason, did something bolder and walked right up to his drivers side and he started to drive off even tho the light was still red. Basically he told me that I cut him off as he was switching lanes so I told him that was BS and stood there angry while he a little shaken. Too bad cause i actually felt nervous.

hehehe, I love the thought of the intimidation factor of a guy getting off his motorbike to go confront someone more ... *personally*

I was in a funeral procession in San Antonio Tx. and we had two biker cops to help us through the city traffic. We were on I-10 E. one of the cops was going on the lane to the left of me with his lights flashing when a suburban nearly side swiped him. He gave the driver the ugly look and advance past the auto. I guess even police bikes are fair game.

They should have fines for road rage. I dont see why not. If you're emotionally distressed or (worse) angry, you should pull over and calm down. If not, you are intentionally driving unsafely, just as if you were chugging a beer.

Well, after two known cases of road rage here in NYC there is somewhat of a crackdown, especially the case where a bike was passing and this guy in a Honda Civic began chasing him causing him to crash in the back of an SUV. The guy is charged with murder which is a first when involving bikers.

I'll never forget the time when I experienced another incident of road rage a while back and the guy in a cab did it in front of a traffic cop but the cop was busy talking to another cop and I flagged them down. They did nothing except threaten to cite me for speeding. After a letter to the mayor and governor I received a nice visit and phone call from the NYPD telling me those cops are good people and that I should not have blamed them.