AGGRESSIVE DRIVING AND ROAD RAGE

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AGGRESSIVE DRIVING AND ROAD RAGE “It is better to get where you are going five minutes late than dying five minutes sooner.”

AGGRESSIVE DRIVING TAILGATING SPEEDING UNSAFE LANE CHANGES DRIVING THAT IS INTENTIONALLY INCONSIDERATE OF OTHER DRIVERS (I.E., NEGLIGENT) CHARACTERIZED BY INTENTIONALLY IGNORING THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS ON THE ROAD WITHOUT ANY FEELINGS OF REMORSE AGGRESSIVE DRIVING IS A TRAFFIC OFFENSE TAILGATING SPEEDING UNSAFE LANE CHANGES FAILING TO SIGNAL INTENT

ROAD RAGE A STATE OF ANGER OR HOSTILITY DIRECTED AT SOME SPECIFIC DRIVER AGGRESSIVE DRIVING IS DIRECTED TOWARD OTHER DRIVERS IN GENERAL THE ROAD RAGER INTENDS TO CAUSE HARM PHYSICAL EMOTIONAL

AGGRESSIVE DRIVING WHY? STRESS COMPETITION DISPLAYS OF DISRESPECT FEELING OF DANGER

AGGRESSIVE DRIVING FACTORS TIME OF DAY 0600 - 0800 1600 - 1800

AGGRESSIVE DRIVING FACTORS WEATHER INCLEMENT WEATHER CAN ACTUALLY PREVENT ROAD RAGE PEOPLE TEND TO DRIVE MORE CAUTIOUSLY WHEN ROAD CONDITIONS ARE WORSE

AGGRESSIVE DRIVING FACTORS TRAFFIC CONDITIONS WHEN ROADS ARE MODERATELY CONGESTED HEAVIEST TIME FOR AGGRESSIVE DRIVING AND ROAD RAGE RIGHT BEFORE RUSH HOUR/START OF RUSH HOUR VEHICLES ARE STILL MOVING CUTTING SOMEONE OFF (FOR EXAMPLE) CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENECE (OR SO IT SEEMS) BETWEEN BEING ON TIME AND BEING LATE

PREVENTION MEASURES DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAMS ARE ON THE RISE LEGISLATION TO PREVENT OR PROSECUTE INCIDENCES ARE ON THE RISE POLICE & LEGAL AGENCIES INCREASING AWARENESS & AGGRESSIVELY PROSECUTING HOTLINES

HOW TO HANDLE ACCORDING TO AAA INCIDENCES OF ROAD RAGE HAVE INCREASED 51% SINCE 1990 FIREARM USED IN 37% OF INCIDENTS OVER 200 DRIVERS/PEOPLE MURDERED NO ONE WINS WHEN SOMEONE DRIVES AGGRESSIVELY OR RESORTS TO ROAD RAGE

HOW TO HANDLE WEAR SEAT BELTS DON’T REACT AGRILY TO AN AGGRESSIVE DRIVER OR ROAD RAGER AVOID EYE CONTACT

HOW TO HANDLE MANAGE TIME BETTER YOU’LL BE ON TIME AND YOU WON’T REACT TO YOUR EMOTIONS PULL OFF INTO SAFE PUBLIC SPOT TO CALM DOWN OR ELUDE A ROAD RAGER USE A CELLULAR PHONE TO CALL POLICE MAKE A REPORT

QUESTIONS

SUMMARY