A report from the National Highway Safety Administration lists more than 10,000 reported incidents of road rage in the first six-years of the decade. People zigzagging in and out of traffic. Cutting off other cars in traffic. Tailgating for long distances. All of these can lead to a traffic crash, disputes, and even death.
Impatience is one of the prime causes of road rage.
Being patient behind the wheel will do a great deal to help you avoid road rage. Be courteous behind the wheel. Don't honk your horn excessively. Don't block the passing lane. Don't switch lanes without signaling first.