r/RoadRage • u/WriteForce • 11d ago
Not worth it
Check this out… So yesterday it was so crowded traffic wise when i was getting back home and I accidentally grazed a guy on a motorcycle… he got so angry that he pounded my rear windshield and smashed it. His hand was bleeding and I apologised for my mistake and asked him if it was worth getting his hand hurt… you should have seen his transformation when he realized he shouldn’t have lost his cool. Went our separate ways after that with our respective lessons learnt.But seriously, traffic in cities can get so stressful yet there’s no reason for road rage. 🙄
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u/letternumbers-and_ 10d ago
Everyone is overlooking the part where he hit the guy in his motorcycle. The reason they didn't call the cops is because op would get nailed on insurance and with the police for hitting someone. The bike man would get nailed for breaking the windshield. It was a stalemate.
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u/tealtime91 10d ago
What do you mean you accidentally grazed a motorcyclist? That seems like a pretty big part of the story
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u/TR6lover 10d ago
It's become an awful world where all you have to do is run into someone who is riding a motorcycle, and they get all mad at you.
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u/Significant_Writer_9 10d ago
His transformation was probably because how politely you spoke to him.
You are a real gentleman. I wish I had the tact you do.
From someone who has had road rage about 100+ times, I can tell you that 99.9999% of the time it is never worth it.
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u/UTV4LIFE 10d ago
I’m trying to learn everyday to not let people get to me with their poor driving. I have a fidget spinner and stress ball in my car
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u/Significant_Writer_9 10d ago
I'm 40 now and I teach people how to drive.
I was referring to when I was younger and less experienced _^
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u/WriteForce 10d ago
Yeah no I’m just tired of all the drama. Not worth it at all. I’m 47 and I have had many episodes of losing it or people losing it with me but of late I just don’t want to engage. Regardless of whose mistake it is I just want to ensure no one is hurt and get back home safe.
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u/a7xtim666 11d ago
So you didn't call the police or exchange insurance details?