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I've bee tailgated and road raged against whilst in an unmarked police vehicle. Mistake he won't be making again anytime soon. I have had guy road rage my wife with me in car in front of his wife and children another mistake he won't do again in a hurry. It's definitely good having a badge sometimes.

I've witnessed just recently a Truck deliberately ramming the car in front of him about 10 times whilst tooting and yelling at him as they were coming into a road block with 20 police standing there to witness it. Another truck and car about to get out and fight as I was next to them in marked vehicle too. It's absolutely insane out there on the roads these days.

If something happens like Unco incident of course it should be reported or call 000. Maybe not much can/would be done at time but can do investigation etc maybe vehicles wanted in relation to other similar things if not worse. Most police don't even know what a skyline is let alone treat you worse for driving one.

Thanks Graeme I'll keep that in mind for next time. It was on the same section of Springvale Road and at a similar time frame to when I bumped in to you one night along there.. I was hoping to myself that you'd be driving along there again to witness it and save me :P hehe.

I can see where a lot of road rage comes from. People like the ones I encountered are just asking for someone to ram them or hop out and give them a whack.

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