I mean, there are in fact drivers who actually try to intentionally drive over others, but I really feel the humoristic nature of the particular scene makes this non-influential. I don't think road rage activists need to worry about this scene corrupting anyone. By the way, I highly suggest everyone see this movie. When Ace Ventura recovers a stolen dog from this evil dude, he goes back to his car which stalls on him. Then the guy who Ace stole the dog from chases after him and starts smashing the car with a bat, smashing in all the windows.
Ace cracks several jokes then manages to start the car.
The evil dude holds on to the car as Ace drives at high speeds. The guy finally loses his grip and goes rolling on the floor as Ace makes a getaway. With the windows smashed in, Ace is seen driving with his head sticking out of the driver's side window, watching the road. Also, kids who watch the show could think these acts of poor driving is cool. I've seen people riding on the hoods of cars, and I think they don't realize how dangerous it really is.