No problem - I learned to drive on snow and ice. Every winter I go find
an empty car park and have a play. I can probably handle a slide better
than most drivers. It saved someone's life once. An idiot drove straight
out of a side-road without slowing down and hit the rear wing of my car
pushing it round and pointing it directly at a pedestrian. I was able to
regain control, correct the steering and stop before I even mounted the
pavement. The pedestrian looked as though he needed a change of
underwear though.

Now, explain to me why some twat in a Volvo should try to slow other
vehicles down simply because /he/ doesn't have the confidence to
maintain a reasonable speed on a motorway with only two vehicles on it.

Explain to me why he would pull in and slow down so close in front of my
vehicle that he almost causes an accident several times. An accident
that, given the fact that the damage would have been to the rear of his
vehicle and the front of mine, I would almost certainly have been held
responsible for.

This incident happened on a day that the south-east of England was
almost closed down by bad weather. I was able to drive 50 miles to work,
and 50 miles home with no trouble whatsoever (other than the twat in the
Volvo). Most people in the company I worked for couldn't be bothered to
try and make it from within a 5 mile radius. That was around 300 people.
Personally if I'd been in charge their next appraisals would not have
been good ones.

A "Tosser"?
I wish that you would learn how to speak English!

That's definitely time to get on the cell phone (assuming you have one, a
pay phone at a rest stop otherwise) and call the highway patrol. People who
go to that length are imminent dangers and are likely to be meth heads -
that is fairly typical amphetamine abuse behavior. Glad you made it okay!

Mike