How do you handle road rage?

ENTERING THE ‘SAFE ZONE’ While road rage incidents often involve violence and injuries, it’s a relatively safer for the perpetrator. Venting one’s anger on people whom you don’t know is much easier than addressing the people concerned, a phenomenon referred to as “displacement“.

Is road rage common in India?

Road rage has become a cultural norm in India as most drivers feel the need to vent out their anger while driving on the roads. Weather conditions, poor driving habits, traffic congestion, time constraints, and increased noise levels are some of the prime factors contributing to road rage incidents in India.

How can we stop road rage in India?

Road Rage and how to deal with it!

1. De-Stress. Driving should be a relaxing experience.
2. Drive defensively. Someone had once said offence is the best form of defence, but that’s not to be followed especially on the road.
3. Yield. This is one word not many understand – yield!
4. Act, don’t react.
5. Apologise.
6. Keep calm and drive on.

How do you stop a road rage fight?

So what can you do if you suffer from road rage?

1. Imagine a driver that annoys you is someone dear to you.
2. Give yourself more time to get to your destination.
3. When dealing with tailgating drivers, turn on your hazard lights instead of braking.
4. Take an alternate route.
5. Get some sleep.
6. Eat a healthier diet.
7. In summary.

Is road rage a crime in India?

Any person who engages in a course of conduct that causes or threatens an impact involving damage to another vehicle is guilty of road rage. It is pertinent to note that as of date there is no specific provision under the Motor Vehicles Act or the penal statutes which makes ‘road rage’ a punishable offence.

What can be done to prevent road rage?

How to Avoid Road Rage

1. Don’t rush. Give yourself time to get where you’re going; you’re less likely to become impatient and take unnecessary risks.
2. Cool off. If you’re upset, take time to calm down.