How to Stay Safe in the Age of Road Rage

How to Stay Safe in the Age of Road Rage
Because of the prevalence of road rage, all drivers encounter it sooner or later. Monstar Studio/Shutterstock
Gregory Jantz
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In a perfect world, drivers would politely and patiently cooperate with each other to achieve their mutual goal: to get to their destination safely and on time.
In this scenario, drivers would regularly offer a “you first” gesture, give an understanding wave when someone errs, refuse to check text messages, provide ample space for others to merge onto the highway, and honk their horns only to alert others to danger.
Gregory Jantz
Gregory Jantz
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Gregory Jantz, Ph.D., is the founder and director of the mental health clinic The Center: A Place of Hope in Edmonds, Wash. He is the author of "Healing Depression for Life," "The Anxiety Reset," and many other books. Find Jantz at APlaceOfHope.com.
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