When you consider that automobile accidents are one of the leading causes of death, especially among young people in the US, it’s imperative that you take extra care when out on the road. However, despite daily news reports and driver education courses designed to help people stay safe, there is a growing fear that aggressive driving or road rage may cause even more deaths on the road.

Effects of Road Rage

Today, roughly two out of every three drivers believe that aggressive or dangerous driving has become more prevalent over the past three years. In fact, nine out of ten believe that this aggressive form of driving threatens their personal safety on the road. Aggressive driving and road rage are linked together to create a dangerous condition when traveling on the streets and highways.

This is only amplified when the streets become crowded with traffic and drivers start taking chances they normally would not take. While many people believe that such aggressive incidents are relatively rare, virtually everyone has seen it as well. In addition, many of these incidents are small in nature, but can have big consequences when they occur at the wrong time.

That’s why there is the new book, Road Rage Justified. A book that spells out the problems that aggressive drivers present, how to avoid such incidents, and how to keep a cool head when you are stuck in traffic.

Why You Need to Read Road Rage Justified

Consider the many incidents that you have faced where your Drivers Ed training did little to no good. Just a few examples including the following;

• Yelling at other drivers
• Becoming angry and vocal
• Tailgating intentionally
• Honking to demonstrate your annoyance
• Preventing a vehicle from changing lanes
• Cutting off other vehicles or bumping another vehicle on purpose
• Confronting another driver directly

Even if you have not engaged in such behavior, you most likely have seen it and all too often. That’s why Road Rage Justified provides you with the right type of driving education so that you can recognizes when this is happening to other drivers and yourself. This is the perfect book to share with children who are reaching driving age and may be entering Drivers Ed soon.

Plus, the book provides much-needed perspective so that you can recognize your own traits at how you drive under different circumstances. By recognizing when your emotions are starting to take the better of you, the better you can react and take actions that will help keep you calm and in control. Remember that aggressive driving not only puts you in danger, but others around you as well.

Whether you are concerned about your own approach to driving or not, it pays to get Road Rage Justified so you can recognize the traits of an aggressive driver and take the appropriate action to keep yourself safe. It also makes the perfect gift for the teen who is just learning to drive and for anyone who has demonstrated concern about the growing amount of aggressive driving and road rage which is causing more accidents and claiming more lives on the road. Don’t wait, get your copy of Road Rage Justified today!