A pickup truck was simply attempting to merge into the right lane when an easily irritated driver rolled down his window and decided to flip the guy the bird. That\u2019s when he learned a harsh lesson he\u2019ll never forget. It\u2019s safe to say he\u2019ll never make the same mistake again, but did he get what he deserved? You make the decision.<\/p>\n
A red Corvette decided to learn road etiquette the hard way in a now-viral video shot in Tacoma, Washington. Few things are more irritating than drivers who show no regard for the other drivers with whom they share the road. So it\u2019s easy to see why the driver of a Dodge pickup truck became increasingly irritated when all he wanted was to merge into the correct lane of traffic.Car insurance<\/p>\n
Instead of being allowed into the highway exit lane, he was met with an ignorant sports car driver. Rather than let the pickup over, the man rolled down the window of his red Corvette and gave the truck driver the middle finger. Fed up, the guy in the Dodge saw an opportunity to exact his road rage vengeance, and luckily for us, another driver\u2019s dashboard-mounted camera captured it all.<\/p>\n
The man filming the video in the car behind the Dodge can be heard laughing as the smoke dissipates after about five seconds. After the thick, black cloud of smoke cleared, the person who was filming the video stated that the daring move had the desired effect. According to the Daily Mail, the driver of the Corvette let the truck in as a lesson learned.<\/p>\n
\u201cI was driving through traffic near Seattle when I noticed a Corvette refusing to let a Dodge merge into the lane, so the Dodge pulled alongside him,\u201d the driver wrote when he posted the video online. \u201cAs the Corvette driver was rolling down his window and went to flip him off, the Dodge owner coaled him with so much smoke you couldn\u2019t even see the driver in the car. He did eventually let the truck over.\u201d<\/p>\n
Stopping to let someone in or out of traffic takes only a few seconds. Unfortunately, far too many people are losing their courtesy, patience, and manners. As a result, it\u2019s not surprising that other drivers occasionally react to selfishness by attempting to teach rude road ragers how to drive like a decent human being. But did this Dodge driver overreact?<\/p>\n