If a driver follows you too closely, you should:
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Brake suddenly.
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Move to another lane if possible.
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Activate your stop lights.
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Increase your speed as you are probably driving too slowly.
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Explanation
If someone is tailgating you, remain calm and avoid irritating the other driver. If possible, change to another lane to allow them to pass, or gently slow down and pull off the road to let the driver go by.
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