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Road Rage - Is Your Blood Boiling?

Road rage is unfortunately something that most people encounter on a daily basis. A friend told me with amusement yesterday that a guy had cut her up at a roundabout, and when she had beeped her horn, he started going mad and shouted expletives at her, not realising, as she was wearing sunglasses, that he knew her. How embarrassing.

A recent survey showed that although people are still displaying terrible road habits, the conversion of these to violent road behaviour seems to be reducing.  This is encouraging, after we saw a boon in the 90's of people dying from attacks down to road rage incidents.

"We wanted to identify behaviours that that could lead to a serious incident of road rage," said Mike Bush, director of public relations for Affinion. "We think that it's good information that might help drivers avoid a situation that could become life threatening." The common result in their findings was that when people do not pay attention to the road, whether it be speeding or checking their mobile, it is more likely to lead to an occasion of road rage. When other drivers see these actions, like a driver eating or texting, they are more likely to get annoyed. The survey showed that 43 percent of people react to bad driving on the roads by honking their horn. This is, after all, a tool designed to make other road users aware that you are there, and of their surroundings. But 36 percent of people swore, while 10 percent resorted to making an obscene gesture. One percent even went so far as to admit that they had purposefully slammed into the car in front.

If your anger does take the better of you, your behaviour could result in criminal charges or significant fines.  It will also hinder your chances of getting cheap Motor Insurance Quotes the next time you come to buy your Motor Insurance policy.

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