As road rage incidents increase since the COVID-19 shutdown, it's important to remember proper driving etiquette to avoid the number increasing.
As many drivers let safety lapse, heightened dangers on today’s roadways are at a high. Here are some smart strategies fleet operators can use to keep drivers safe and improve negative behaviors.
Road rage is a factor is more than half of all fatal crashes. Make sure your drivers have the tips and tactics to steer clear of aggressive driving.
Follow these six tips to avoid confrontations with drivers who engage in tailgating, unnecessary horn honking, verbal assaults, or making hostile hand gestures.
Here's advice on how to limit your risk of becoming a victim of road rage.
Joe McKnight, a former NFL running back, was shot to death Dec. 1 during an apparent road rage incident in a suburb of New Orleans. Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand offers a few details during the early stages of the homicide investigation. Video courtesy of NOLA.com. For advice on how to avoid becoming a road rage victim, click here.
A new AAA study raises concerns about drivers’ willingness to retaliate after another driver has agitated them.
This video from CBS 2 Los Angeles offers details and footage of a recent freeway road rage incident in Glendale, Calif. For safety tips on how to deal with aggressive drivers, click here.
Here are some precautions fleet drivers can take to avoid becoming a victim of road rage.
Here are some tips from the Washington State Patrol and the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office on how to deal with aggressive driving and prevent road-rage incidents.
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