When I drive with anger I'm filled with hateful thoughts which make me grip the steering wheel as I floor the gas pedal. Getting control of my thoughts will enable me to control my actions when I'm driving. This is why driving manuals recommend not driving when one is in an emotional state. It's not good to rush while driving because it increases your chances of an accident. I often take on a cartoon-like personality, feeling invincible and fantasizing about using machine guns and blowing up cars and pedestrians who get in my way.
Rambo drivers make their own rules on the highway.
I sometimes am one, but I'm not proud of it. I have to come to realize that the roads belong to everyone, and I am not the only one there. One of the most important things drivers need to do is to control their anger and to be more aware of their actions on the road. I should stop being so competitive and realize that my hostility may have a negative effect on other drivers, and could thus negatively influence their driving. I tell myself to calm down and take things one at a time.