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Bookmark or Share- Road Rage | DMV.ORGRoad rage is defined as aggressive or violent behavior stemming from a driver's uncontrolled anger at the actions of another motorist. Some examples include: Hitting their vehicle with your car. Running them off the road. Pulling over, getting out, and engaging in a physical confrontation. Inciting your passenger (s) to fight the other driver.
- The fast and the furious - American Psychological Association (APA)Psychologists are studying what makes some people more prone to road rage and how to keep them from becoming a danger on the road. Research suggests that young males are the most likely to perpetrate road rage. Environmental factors such as crowded roads can boost anger behind the wheel.
- Causes of Road Rage and How to Handle It - Top Driver Driving SchoolRoad rage comes in many forms—swerving, tailgating, honking, and more. Learn the signs and causes of road rage and how to deal with an angry driver.
- What Is Road Rage? Its Causes, Types, & How To Avoid?Road rage is a phenomenon that bypasses the emotion of frustration while driving. It represents a state of intense anger and aggressive behavior exhibited by a driver, often in response to perceived road-related stressors or other drivers’ actions.
- Aggressive Driving and Road Rage - SafeMotoristLearn what road rage is, what causes road rage, view road rage statistics, and how to deal with road rage incidents such as aggressive driving and tailgating.
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