Road rage is becoming an everyday encounter on our roads and highways. Between 1990 and 1996, there were at least 10,037 incidents of road rage that resulted in 218 deaths and 12,000 injuries.
Experts blame road rage on the stressful lifestyles people are living today.
When you combine stress with traffic, road rage becomes the solution. Unfortunately this solution is getting people hurt and even killed. Aggressive driving has increased by 51 percent over the last five years and appears to be increasing. Aggressive driving includes speeding, tailgating, running red lights, giving other drivers obscene gestures, dirty looks and cutting off other vehicles. Solutions to road rage are not that hard to follow, here are a few to keep in mind next time you drive.