A Melb Woman Has Slammed The Lack Of Road Rage Laws After A Man Stalked Her For 10 Fkn Minutes

A Melbourne woman is calling for road rage to be taken more seriously as an offence after a man stalked and intimidated her for 10 minutes while she was driving to pick her son up from school. Sarah Haar was trying to change lanes as she took an exit from the Citylink freeway to a road in Melbourne’s inner north to get to a petrol station when a car nearby accelerated to prevent her from getting in. Haar told the ABC that the driver, a man, beeped his horn aggressively and then began following her. Feeling anxious because she didn’t feel safe stopping to refuel her car with him there, and didn’t want to lead the man to her son’s school either, she took a turn and kept driving — only for him to stay behind her. “I just did every manoeuvre I could think of to get away, tried to change lanes, he changed lanes behind me, turned on to the side streets, he followed me,” she said, per ABC