Anyone else noticing an increase in road rage incidents?

[Matt504]

You're part of the problem.

that's an interesting perspective.

 

[inndaskKy]

1. Hottest year on record. - Heat makes people rage.

2. Post COVID isolation- Antisocial behavior after collective societal PTSD and reentering society. (Don't forget about how people were getting beat up for toilet paper).

3. Social Media Programmed Bias/Fear. - The never ending consumption of fukkery and demonic behavior bolsters biases and makes people respond to each other with derision and fight/flight/freeze.

 

[puppetmaster]

Definitely a lot more people blatantly running stop signs/red lights and aggressively tail gating folks around here

I’m as even keeled as it gets and I’m even noticing a lack of patience with people on the road this summer.

 

[NinoBrown]

I run red lights, horn the honk, and flip the bird a few time a day tbh...

 

[Digital Omen]

The thing is that down here we're forced to drive like a$$holes because we have the highest rate of uninsured drivers in the nation coupled with migrants who were on donkeys back home now driving Altimas thinking they're Max Verstappen.

Turn signals never used, cutting you off at the last second to make a right turn from the left lane (happened to me yesterday and if I didn't slam my brakes I would've hit that dikkhead), Hialeah trumpers with their cult worship flags blocking your view of the road, endless expressway construction fukking shyt up, flooding after 4 rain drops, no one speaks English, transplant New Yorkers who spent their whole lives with the rats on the subway not knowing where they're going, lost tourists doing 40 in the left lane, tolls everywhere, and Meatball and crew passed a no concealed carry license needed law.

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