You might be an Aggressive Driver if you:

• take out your frustrations on other drivers
• read, eat, drink or talk on the phone while driving
• tailgate by driving too closely to the car in front of you
• make frequent lane changes, only to end up directly in front of that car you just passed when traffic clogs up again
• speed up when the light turns yellow or run red lights
• speed more than 14 miles above the speed limit

What should you do?

• concentrate on driving and leave the eating, etc. for when you're not driving
• relax by playing calming music or listening to a podcast while driving
• choose less congested routes for your commute
• use public transportation
• plan ahead, leave early so that you can drive the posted speed limit
• just be late

If you see an aggressive driver on the road:

• stay out of the way or get out of the way
• put aside your pride, don't try to increase your speed or keep up with that driver
• avoid eye contact; ignore rude or obscene gestures and don't return them
• report serious or life-threatening aggressive driving (from a safe distance and safe spot)

If you're the recipient of an aggressive driving ticket hire an attorney to:

• attend court for you; you won't miss work
• get the case thrown out or reduce the charge
• avoid jail, large fines and points on your driver's license

If you get an aggressive driving ticket, understand that it's a serious moving violation.  Treat it seriously.

Source: NHTSA

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