Controlling road rage : a literature review and pilot study

Rathbone, Daniel B.; Huckabee, Jorg C.

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Controlling road rage : a literature review and pilot study

1999-06-01
By Rathbone, Daniel B. ; Huckabee, Jorg C.

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Aggression Aggressive Driving Behavior Driver Aggression Laws And Legislation Literature Reviews Prevention Road Rage Surveys Violent Crimes Violent Traffic Disputes
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Research Paper
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United States
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AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
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This report discusses results of a literature review and pilot study on how to prevent aggressive driving and road rage. The study "Controlling Road Rage: A Literature Review and Pilot Study" defines road rage as "an incident in which an angry or impatient motorist or passenger intentionally injures or kills another motorist, passenger, or pedestrian, or attempts or threatens to injure or kill another motorist, passenger, or pedestrian." It must be emphasized that "road rage" and "aggressive driving" are not synonymous. Road rage is uncontrolled anger that results in violence or threatened violence on the road; it is criminal behavior. Aggressive driving does not rise to the level of criminal behavior. Aggressive driving includes tailgating, abrupt lane changes, and speeding, alone or in combination.
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