Road rage

 

Road rage is a dangerous phenomenon that occurs when drivers become excessively angry or aggressive while behind the wheel. It can result in serious accidents and even fatalities, and is often caused by frustration, stress, or anger towards other drivers on the road. Some common examples of road rage include tailgating, speeding, cutting off other drivers, honking excessively, and making aggressive gestures or yelling. It is important for drivers to remain calm and patient while driving, and to avoid engaging in aggressive behavior that could put themselves and others at risk. Drivers can also take steps to reduce their own stress and frustration, such as by leaving plenty of time to get to their destination, listening to calming music or podcasts, and avoiding distractions like phones or other electronic devices.