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How to Avoid Road Rage

September 22, 2014 By

Annoyed businessman with road rage, shouting in carRoad rage is a serious problem. It can lead to accidents and other incidents on the road. You need make certain that you never give into feeling of frustration that can quickly become road rage. Several tips will help you to avoid road rage.

Allow Extra Time
Rushing to get to work on time can cause unnecessary anxiety and stress. This can cause you to become irritable and short-tempered. You want to always allow extra time when driving. Leave early so that traffic jams or bad drivers are not a problem. Listen to the road conditions before you leave so that you are not surprised by new construction or accidents causing delays.

Remember Driving Is Not a Contest
It is important to keep in mind that driving is not a contest. You are not competing against other drivers. You want to remain neutral and objective, even if another driver is being a problem on the roads. Your goal is to get to your destination safely. Ignore drivers who seem to be competing and taking risky actions just to get ahead of other cars.

Never Engage Other Drivers
Road rage often starts when drivers begin engaging with each other. This could be done with rude gestures, screaming. or other actions. You never want to engage other drivers while you are angry or while they appear angry. Remain in your car with your hands on the wheel. Do not meet the stares of other drivers and do not respond to screaming or hand gestures.

Keep the Inside of Your Car Calm
Something that can make a frustrating commute worse is a car that is filled with angry or intense music. You want to keep the inside of your car calm. Aggressive or fast music is likely to make you more willing to indulge in road rage. Keep your car quiet or play something low and relaxing. This can help you to stay calm while driving.
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