I drive hundreds of miles a week. Below are my thoughts and warnings driving as a human trafficked tortured soul. I don’t talk about the obvious things like perps tailing you or the one eyed monster (headlights) ubiquitous to us all. Nor cops. That’s another story.

1. Drive in the center lane on highway to avoid being run off the road
2. On roads with clay, dirt shoulders keep windows up to avoid deliberate tire kick up of chemical infused particles. Motor vehicles will drive the shoulder to kick up these particles. You don’t want to breathe them, trust me!
3. Similar to the above, in open fields watch for deliberate dust storms kicked up by large trucks. Wind will push it towards you. Keep windows up, vents off or better yet- pull over until the dust literally settles. Don’t drive thru it. It will coat your car and even with the vents off, will seep in. Your respiratory system will thank you later.
4. Wear orange glasses when driving. You’ll notice increased oncoming traffic. Those LED lights aren’t good for your eyes and they probably are tracking you
5. Anticipate a set up. Do you see the same group of cars weave in and out of traffic following you? Are they changing positions? Ex- two follow behind you but suddenly you’re surrounded on both sides? Watch car position changes especially near exit ramps. You know why. Quick exit after the hit.
6. Pacer cars – I’ve noticed a trio of cars surround me, to my side and behind me. They’ll be pacer cars. That is, they’ll drive parallel to each other behind you so other cars can’t move directly behind you

7. “Near misses”. Staged almost accidents where you think “Oh my God, they almost crashed”. It’s always in front of you close enough that you, for that split sec, feared you would die as an unexpected participant
8. Running off the road- usually a two lane highway, running off to the shoulder as if under the influence to scare you (or as above, kick up clay dirt)
9. Cleaning apparatuses. Rarely by accident. Today they used a huge hose to clean a road sign. No they didn’t. Imagine what was in that liquid. Of course roadside assistance cleans, but watch the timing. Are they sitting there doing nothing until you get right in front of the hose? What else looks unusual? Read the vehicle signs, look at their clothes. What is odd about the situation. When in doubt, don’t. Don’t drive thru it. Take an abrupt turn and avoid it. You don’t want to drive thru it and realize your concern was legit. Too late once you breath in toxic fumes
10. Remember you’re driving a potential weapon against humans. If you suspect chemical warfare in anything on the road, do what you can to avoid it. It’s one thing to get hit with aerosols at home. A whole different risk while driving. You don’t want to get non consentually hi while driving (again, trust me on this one.)
11. Given the last point, watch for planes or helicopters dropping on top of you as you drive. Do you suddenly feel sleepy, mouth dry, yawning or giggly after hearing the engine roar above? They drop chemicals right above as we drive too. Pay attention to changes in your emotions and physical self (always) especially driving.