APA distinguishes between simply driving fast and aggressive driving that is meant to harm or threaten someone. Where is the line between “bad driving” and “aggressive driving”?, A small trigger, like being honked at or cut off, can quickly escalate. Why do small road incidents feel so personal when the other driver is usually a stranger?, Do you think road rage shows a person’s real character, or does driving create a special situation where normal people behave worse?, When someone honks, tailgates, or cuts in front of you, what is the smartest response: ignore it, slow down, signal calmly, or “teach them a lesson”? Why?, APA mentions that traffic and driving stress can affect our mood and everyday life. Do you think a bad commute can change how people behave at work or at home?, Why do people feel safer expressing anger inside a car than face-to-face in a queue, shop, or office?, Should road-rage behaviour be treated mainly as a driving problem, a mental-health/anger problem, or a law-enforcement problem?, If self-driving cars become common, do you think road rage will decrease because humans drive less, or will people find new things to get angry about?
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