Road rage incidents claim the lives of thousands of people each year on the highways, but reaction to frustration acted out with violence causes incidents of rage to flare among strangers on a crowded (or lonely) highway. The trend that's the cause of most road rage incidents is blamed on the frustration felt by being taken out of your familiar pecking order environment, according to author,Howard Bloom. Heavy traffic worsens the number road rage incidents. But physical or verbal abuse can happen anytime between two cars of strangers, even if only those two cars are on the road at the same time and one driver wants to dominate the other. What makes perfect strangers imperfect? Each year...
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