If The Same Car Follows You For 20 Minutes On The Interstate... DON'T DRIVE HOME

If the same car follows you on the interstate for twenty minutes, do not drive home, do not pull over, and do not look at the driver. Here are the 9 rules. It has stayed two car lengths back for twenty miles. In this analog horror story, the Dreadify office explains what to do if a car is following you at night, why you should never lead it to your house, the four right turns test, why its blinker should never come on before yours, what highway hypnosis has to do with it, and what is waiting the night you see that car parked outside your house. FILE INDEX 0:00 When the same car follows you on the interstate 0:25 Rule 1 - Do not drive home 1:15 Rule 2 - Do not pull over 2:11 Rule 3 - Do not look at the driver 3:16 Rule 4 - The four right turns test 4:17 Rule 5 - Do not take a turn it signals first 6:05 Rule 6 - Do not stop at your usual gas station 7:02 Rule 7 - Do not tell anyone you are on your way 8:33 Rule 8 - Drive to a police station 9:43 Rule 9 - The night that car is parked outside your house REAL EVIDENCE IN THIS FILE - Rule 1: if you think a car is following you, do not go home; drive somewhere bright and busy and call for help (the U.S. government's girlshealth safety guide, Office on Women's Health). - Rule 4: take four right turns; they bring you back where you started, so a car still behind you is likely following you (an Indiana sheriff's deputy, reported by 14 News). - Rule 5: highway hypnosis is real: drivers stay alert and in control but remember none of the drive (Prof. Randall Commissaris, Wayne State University, driving simulator research). The incident files are fiction. Filed by the Dreadify office, where every case starts with something familiar. A work of fiction.