Should you stay in front or behind an aggressive driver?

Always keep a safe distance from the car in front, no matter how slowly they might be driving. Lay off the horn. Honking out of frustration won’t solve any problems; it will just increase the stress level for everyone on the road. Don’t stop to confront another driver.

What should you do if you encounter an erratic driver?

If you happen to see an erratic driver disrupting traffic, take note of the make, model, and color of the car, or the license plate number if possible, and phone it in to the local police department who will do their best to take the driver off of the road.

How do you call an erratic driver?

If you see a reckless or distracted driver on the road, should you call 9-1-1? The short answer is, yes. If you see someone on the road driving recklessly—whether they are texting, inebriated, overly aggressive, or otherwise—you should report it by calling 9-1-1.

What happens if the other driver veers in front of You?

For example, if you had to hit your brakes when that other driver veered in front of you, he could be charged with an improper lane change, Stibbe says. “Whenever you drive a car, you need to be civil with everyone on the road,” Stibbe says.

How does erratic driving affect a DUI case?

Alcohol can affect a driver’s ability to safely operate a motor vehicle, and erratic driving is often a cause of alcohol consumption. In many DUI cases, a police officer will witness this type of behavior and stop a vehicle to determine if a DUI investigation should be conducted.

Should your hands be back or front when you hit a driver?

When it comes to hitting wedges and irons you want to have a slight forward press at address. Doing so will allow you to compress the ball and make crisp contact. But with a driver, you actually want your hands slightly back. This will help maintain loft throughout the swing and not create backspin which will reduce forward spin.

Why don’t you hit your drivers far or straight?

But a lot of golfers don’t hit drivers very far or straight because they don’t consider the differences. Once you understand why you have to make these adjustments, it makes it easier to get on board. I know I’m not an instructor on the Golf Channel but I know a thing or two about hitting bombs.