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A driver behind you tailgates, flashes his headlights, and makes angry gestures. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stay calm, do not react, and report him once off the road
Why
Useful details for a report include the location, the direction the vehicle was going, a description of the driver, and the vehicle's year, make, color, and plate number. In Missouri you can report it from a cell phone by dialing *55, or 911 in a metropolitan area, after you have left the roadway for a safe spot.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Road Rage · p. 36
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