What should you do if you find yourself in someone else's blind spot?

When you find yourself in someone else's blind spot, the safest action to take is to either speed up to move out of the blind spot or drop back to create a safer distance. This is crucial because staying in another driver’s blind spot can lead to dangerous situations, as that driver may not be able to see you. If you remain in the blind spot, they may attempt to change lanes or make a maneuver that could collide with your vehicle.

Speeding up or dropping back ensures that you are visible to the other driver, maintaining a safer driving environment. Changing lanes immediately might be dangerous if it is not done safely and could just place you in another driver's blind spot. Similarly, signaling aggressively is not a safe practice, as it can be misinterpreted and might escalate the situation rather than clarify your intentions.