It is far more important to arrive safely at your destination than to let that driver know what you think of his or her driving abilities. If you are being tailgated, change lanes and let the car pass. Look ahead and be aware of road conditions and emergencies up ahead. Check your blind spots when changing lanes so that you know what is around you at all times. Don't be a lane switcher.
Lane switching slows traffic and creates a dangerous situation at the same time.
Driving isn't the time to read, use a computer, or do other things that distract you from the road. With a little courtesy, common sense, and smart driving, you can get there safely and alive. As a driver, you have the responsibility to other motorists, passengers and yourself to remain in control of your motor vehicle. If you are not wearing your seat belt and are in a crash, you can completely lose control of your vehicle and make a bad situation worse. Plus, you may be thrown from the vehicle into the path of your own vehicle or oncoming traffic.