Being tailgated can be a terrifying experience for anyone on the road. As drivers work through traffic, some may pull up too closely behind another, not providing nearly enough time for the tailgating car to safely brake. In these situations, a car may rear-end the vehicle in front of it, leading to serious injuries in the ensuing accident.There are several reasons why a person may tailgate. For most people, tailgating occurs as an accidental result of different traveling speeds. Especially in traffic that is not quite stuck in gridlock, the changing speeds between cars may lead one driver to follow too closely before adjusting to the proper speed. For others, this is not accidental, and tailgating occurs as a method of getting other motorists to pull into slower moving lanes.Perhaps most dangerously, some tailgaters may follow too closely because of personal motives. Some individuals get extremely angry behind the wheel. However, road rage should never play a role in how a person...