Road rage involves extreme, often violent, behavior toward other road users. Legally, it means that a driver or passenger of one motor vehicle assaults a driver or passenger of another motor vehicle. They may use their motor vehicle or a dangerous weapon to carry out the assault. Road rage behaviors may include physical assault, verbal altercations, and intentional crashes into another vehicle. These actions go beyond mere traffic violations and veer into the territory of a criminal offense. The fallout from incidents of road rage can be severe, including vehicular damage, personal injury, and, in extreme cases, loss of life. The psychological trauma for victims can also be profound. Road rage can be frightening to witness, let alone to live through. If you are a victim of road rage, you deserve compensation for your pain and suffering.