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Road Rage What is it? Road rage is almost always a progression Road Rage What is it? Road rage is almost always a progression

Road Rage What is it? Road rage is almost always a progression - PowerPoint Presentation

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Road Rage What is it? Road rage is almost always a progression - PPT Presentation

Usually not a single incident Starts with relatively small things Person responds Other person responds in turn We can end up in a bad place HOW IT STARTS Often starts with aggressive driving behaviors ID: 795380

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Road

Rage

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What is it?

Road rage is almost always a progressionUsually not a single incidentStarts with relatively small things Person responds

Other person responds in turnWe can end up in a bad place

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HOW IT STARTS

Often starts with aggressive driving behaviors

Improper stopsFailure to yieldInconsistent speed

Changing lanes too frequently

Speeding

Not following traffic signals

Improper passing

Loud music

Failure to use turn signals

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WHAT COMES NEXT?

Power struggleUsing hornsUsing braking to retaliateFlashing lights

Cutting people offNot moving out of passing laneTailgatingYelling, gesturing, honking

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FINALLY – WE ARE THERE

Road rageFirearmsAssault with car, fists, or other weapons

Chasing other vehiclesDrunk drivingExcessively high speed

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Control

You cannot control how another driver behavesYou can control how you respond to behaviorChoose not to participate – no escalation

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Work Zone Triggers

We are interfering with peoples travelThey may be stressed before they get to usWhat could be the driver’s response?

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Heading off trouble

Good driver informationProper set up to keep traffic flowing Adequate distancesCourteous, controlled interaction

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