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I was leaving work today around 1:45 this afternoon at the intersection mentioned above. Knowing that people drive pretty fast through that stretch, I turned left and and floored the Suburban to merge with ongoing traffic. Out of no where, as I was accelerating full throttle a white Ford pickup came up behind me from the rear, sped up in the turn lane (median), cut me off, and scraped/impacted my driver side front fender.
The adrenaline was pumping pretty good after that so I followed him a ways and he refused to pull over to exchange insurance. I went so far as to pull even with him to get a good look and he refused to look over at me, even throwing his left hand in the air in disgust. He was an older white guy around 60 years of age.
I spoke with the Brazos County Sergeant and filed a report to at least document the incident. He was extremely cordial and helpful.
My point of posting this is just a friendly reminder to stay calm behind the wheel when an impatient a-hole pushes the envelope between aggressive and deadly. I drive approx. 1,100+ miles every week and I love to make good time when road conditions are safe but never at the expense or harm to others.
*Edited to add photos


I was leaving work today around 1:45 this afternoon at the intersection mentioned above. Knowing that people drive pretty fast through that stretch, I turned left and and floored the Suburban to merge with ongoing traffic. Out of no where, as I was accelerating full throttle a white Ford pickup came up behind me from the rear, sped up in the turn lane (median), cut me off, and scraped/impacted my driver side front fender.
The adrenaline was pumping pretty good after that so I followed him a ways and he refused to pull over to exchange insurance. I went so far as to pull even with him to get a good look and he refused to look over at me, even throwing his left hand in the air in disgust. He was an older white guy around 60 years of age.
I spoke with the Brazos County Sergeant and filed a report to at least document the incident. He was extremely cordial and helpful.
My point of posting this is just a friendly reminder to stay calm behind the wheel when an impatient a-hole pushes the envelope between aggressive and deadly. I drive approx. 1,100+ miles every week and I love to make good time when road conditions are safe but never at the expense or harm to others.
*Edited to add photos


