road rage

Aggressive drivers drive faster and with more mistakes than non-aggressive drivers, putting other road users at risk.

Road rage can be defined as expressed anger or aggression while driving and can manifest in a number of ways.

With a number of train strikes taking place this week, traffic on UK roads will inevitably surge.

A recent study has revealed almost two in three (62%) UK drivers experience road rage, with one in three people reporting more than two incidents a week.