Define aggressive driving and distinguish it from road rage
Describe typical aggressive driving behaviors
Identify possible causes and explain how they trigger aggressive driving
Outline effective techniques for responding to aggressive drivers
Explain ways to counter aggressive driving
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Aggressive driving contributes to approximately 56% of fatal crashes, highlighting its serious impact on road safety.
Their intentional disregard for traffic laws and safe driving practices puts others at risk, regardless of their emotional state.
Individuals who are easily frustrated or angry, or who disregard laws and others, are more prone to aggressive driving.
Engaging can escalate the situation or provoke road rage, putting you at greater risk.
If you witness dangerous or violent behavior, you should call 911 and report repeat offenders.
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