We invite all of you to get in touch with your own DrDriving or driving conscience, and to experience the health and spiritual benefits of Supportive Driving. Second Degree, repeated exchanges of the same, together with diminished awareness of other sensory input, plus impaired judgement. Third Degree, harassing the other driver through high beams, tailgating, retarding the progress of his vehicle, edging him over, or abruptly stopping in front of him. Fourth Degree, intentionally injuring the other driver's vehicle or person. Dr. John Larson's Testimony to Congress Original here .
Road rage is a habit acquired in childhood.
Children are reared in a car culture that condones irate expressions as part of the normal wear and tear of driving. By the time they get their driver's license, adolescents have assimilated years of road rage. The road rage habit can be unlearned, but it takes more than conventional Driver's Ed. Dr. Leon James' Testimony to Congress. Road rage doesn't occur for no reason.