Stress is an inevitable part of life and unfortunately, is a major cause of road rage. Driver stress is usually brought upon in increasing traffic congestion, particularly if they are late for an appointment, have been on the road for a prolonged amount of time or even when competing for a parking space. Stress often leads to other feelings such as, anger, frustration and fear, which may also subsequently create tendencies towards impatience and intolerance …showed first 75 words of 760 total…

…showed last 75 words of 760 total…help curb road rage if drivers find they become a victim of it. They are advised not to make eye contact with the offender and to also keep their distance from them. Drivers are recommended to keep doors and windows locked and never carry weapons. They could also try to use or pretend to use a mobile phone to call for police assistance. However, people are encouraged to report any occurrences of road rage behaviour.