Getting horned/beeped at by motorist behind

Do nothing. I mean what's the point? Stooping down to their level doesn't prove anything.

If someone beeps me and then I happen to catch up to him while he's stopped at a red light, I will flash my headlights at him continuously for as long as I'm waiting behind him. Don't beep, don't shout. Just flash those beams.

True. That is in a way less violent

It's always funny when someone overtakes you while you're driving at the speed limit, only for them to stop further ahead at a junction or traffic lights and you catch up to them and stop right behind them...it's like, what was the point?

True. But how would you feel if someone kept beeping at you because you are going too slow.

I had to go slow, due to my car having faults that restrict its speed.

In this instance, I did nothing simply because there was a family member in the car, and I don't do road rages

Hi,

I am going to admit something that I may get hate for. I hate young drivers, despite being in my early 20s myself.

The majority of them drive dangerously, fast and think they are the best road users.

I am a young driver who sticks by the speed limit and I may sometimes go over the limit by one or two mph, but the other day when driving down residential streets at around 15-20 mph, the motorist behind beeped at me a few times before overtaking. He was a young lad, and after overtaking me he stopped his vehicle due to traffic lights being red. I felt like beeping back at him, but then my younger brother was in the car and I didn't want some road rage to happen.

What is the best way to retaliate to getting beeped at? I have seen motorists getting out of their cars and getting violent

Even funnier when you're on a motorbike and then filter to the front of the traffic queue so they can sit behind you again

Haha that's even better, but I imagine it's uncommon for a motorcyclist to get overtaken by a car? I'm just guessing.

Hi,

I am going to admit something that I may get hate for. I hate young drivers, despite being in my early 20s myself.

The majority of them drive dangerously, fast and think they are the best road users.

I am a young driver who sticks by the speed limit and I may sometimes go over the limit by one or two mph, but the other day when driving down residential streets at around 15-20 mph, the motorist behind beeped at me a few times before overtaking. He was a young lad, and after overtaking me he stopped his vehicle due to traffic lights being red. I felt like beeping back at him, but then my younger brother was in the car and I didn't want some road rage to happen.

What is the best way to retaliate to getting beeped at? I have seen motorists getting out of their cars and getting violent

Why would it be uncommon, if the car is going above the speed limit?

Unless you're suggesting all motorcyclists speed?

True. But how would you feel if someone kept beeping at you because you are going too slow.

I had to go slow, due to my car having faults that restrict its speed.

In this instance, I did nothing simply because there was a family member in the car, and I don't do road rages

Haha that certainly does seem to be the case, I don't usually go beyond 32 or 33mph, but nearly every time there's a motorcyclist, he'll just accelerate past me and past the rest of the traffic very rapidly.

If you don't want road rage ignore them.

I generally can't stand motobikers or cyclists on the road, idiots.

Then he is an idiot and the reason motorcycles have such high mortality rates.

Better to overtake faster and be on the wrong side of the road for less time...