There is perhaps no other incident quite like road rage in which an everyday ordinary person with no history of violent behavior can suddenly get arrested for a felony.
Perhaps it’s because people are emboldened when they encase themselves in their cars that manners are thrown out and tempers are escalated.
Regardless of the reason, here are three reasons to keep your road rage in check, as your actions can get you arrested:
There’s something about the anonymity and protective cocoon of a car that leads otherwise civil people to flip the bird at other civil people. The next time you are confronted with an angry driver or are angered by a bad driver, just remember that road rage isn’t worth an arrest. Try to turn the other cheek and even apologize, if that will defuse the situation. Driving is not a time to test your manhood.
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