I feel your pain. I too have this same problem. I used to drive a school bus and I really had to keep in mind the safety of the kids. So when I was being tailgated I would also drive slower and slower and slower until the offender finally got the hint and passed. This is really the only safe way to handle this problem.

On my middle/high school run, there was a student that drove a Honda sedan that was really slammed down into the weeds. It was so low that he could drive right up under my bus's rear bumper. I couldn't see him because the bus was a pusher and so, I was oblivious. Yup, you guessed it. I came up to a set of RR tracks and stopped the bus when he wasn't expecting it and he shattered his windshield and folded the roof on my rear bumper. I felt the bump and I knew something bad had happened but I couldn't stop on the tracks. So I pulled forward. When the bus went up and over, the rear sank down and raked his hood off. LOL The car was undriveable.

In addition to getting a ticket from the cops, I added insult to injury and wrote him up since he was a student at the school I was driving for. He got kicked out of school for like a week. I still laugh about it. Ahh, sweet Karma.

 

Hard to use? It isn't that bad. And the Chinese didn't have a hand in VIDA.

 

I'm sorry but I'm used to working with service manuals and CDs where the only thing I have to do to use the manuals is learn a foreigtn language.

Software-wise, the system is very unfriendly, especially if you want to print a page. And I've been doing this a while.
The Chinese didn't have a hand in Vida, that's true. But Geely owns Volvo.

 

I've never had an issue printing from VIDA. And ownership is irrelevant here.

 

Sticky fingers...not the album