Amy Lomax: What Is Aggressive Driving? The 7 Most Common Examples

Let's be honest; we've all been there.

You're running late for work. Your kid is late for football practice.

You got held up at work, and your family is waiting for you to eat dinner.

Whatever the reason, you're driving your car, and you're not in a very good mood.

You're rushed, you're stressed, and you don't want to be on the road anymore.

Then it happens. The car next to you switches lanes really quick, cutting you off.

You have to slam on your breaks to keep from hitting him, narrowly avoiding an accident.

Your face turns beet red. You can count the veins popping out of your forehead.

You let out a few choice words, pound the steering wheel a little bit, but then you calm down.

No harm was done. Everyone continues with their day.

What you just experienced was road rage, a widespread form of aggressive driving.

Luckily you didn't let things get out of hand. However, it doesn't always end up that way.

Aggressive driving and road rage often causes accidents and is one of the leading causes of accidents.

In this article, we'll take a more in-depth look into road rage and aggressive driving.

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