One who drives closely on another's bumper to intimidate such that the closely followed/bumper-bullied will change lanes (from fast lane to slow) to enable the subsequent bumper-bullying of those in front of him/her who might be merely driving the speed limit.
Bob was enjoying his coffee on his commute to Denver from Fort Collins, and though he was driving the maximum speed limit his rear-view and side mirrors served him a constant reminder of a SUV bumper-bullying him to change lanes.
by leech-gatherer December 13, 2010
In racing, bumper bully refers to a driver being on another driver’s bumper. The cars have to be under 3 feet from each other
by Wheres.W212 May 31, 2025