Aggressive driving behavior can include tailgating, unnecessary horn honking, verbal assaults, or making hostile hand gestures.
Fleet drivers may come into contact with aggressive drivers. Here are several tips for how drivers should handle a possible road-rage situation from Officer Shaun Appler of the Wrightsville Beach (N.C.) P.D. Read the full safety tip here. Video via ExpertVillage.
Learn how fleets drivers should deal with aggressive driving behaviors such as speeding, following too closely behind another vehicle, unnecessary horn honking, and verbal assaults.
It's the holiday season -- a time when some Americans feel more stress and anxiety. AAA offers advice on what measures and precautions drivers can take to help prevent road rage.
If another driver cuts off your vehicle, your response shouldn't be to scold or retaliate against that driver. Such interaction between drivers can sometimes escalate tensions and lead to road rage with tragic consequences, as this recent Seattle news report illustrates. Video courtesy of KIRO7. For tips on road rage prevention, click here.
The victim of a road rage incident in Lorain, Ohio, explains how quickly a minor dispute between drivers escalated into violence. Video courtesy of News 5 Cleveland. For tips on road rage prevention, click here.
After a sedan cuts off a motorcycle on a Los Angeles area freeway, the motorcyclist decides to retaliate by kicking the side of the car. The resulting road rage incident, which took place June 21, was captured on cellphone video. For tips on dealing with aggressive drivers, click here. Video courtesy of KTLA.
Here's advice on how to limit your risk of becoming a victim of road rage.
Joe McKnight, a former NFL running back, was shot to death Dec. 1 during an apparent road rage incident in a suburb of New Orleans. Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand offers a few details during the early stages of the homicide investigation. Video courtesy of NOLA.com. For advice on how to avoid becoming a road rage victim, click here.
A new AAA study raises concerns about drivers’ willingness to retaliate after another driver has agitated them.
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