STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. (WOWO) — Tailgating is pushing Michigan drivers to the breaking point, and state police warn that following too closely can spark road rage, cause crashes and cost drivers up to $195 in fines.
WXYZ reports that 86-year-old Macomb County resident Walt Roberts is speaking out after becoming frustrated with drivers riding too close to the vehicles ahead of them. Roberts posted his concerns on a local Facebook group, drawing nearly 100 comments from other drivers describing similar experiences.
Roberts said tailgating seems to happen regardless of the road or time of day, and he worries some drivers do not even realize how closely they are following…