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Saw a perfect example of Road Rage yesterday, noone got hurt but 2 cars got bumped (no sig damage)
Both guys sort of effected me and both, that's both appologized to me, then went on screaming at each other etc etc etc....... whole thing was at 20 to 30 mph
Then this morning I noticed this interesting article on cnn.com
Never seen this between bikes but it's amazing how people grown ***** when they're in their cars........
I always slow down and make a space for other cars merging onto the freeway, or make a space for people trying to change lanes, or even slow up in heavy traffic and let people make left turns where there's no left turn light. I get the strangest looks and waves of thanks from cars with out-of-state license plates, as if to say thatnobody in their home state would EVER be courteous like thatto another driver. I believe it allcomes back around. I'm always grateful when somebody elsedoes the same for me.
how did miami beat dc for the worst. dc drivers are just dangerous as hell on the roads. tailgating is normal driving habbits here (i think it helps save gas or something)
I saw the list today on the NEWS and I don't even think DC was in the top 5
Not that I've been down there But I have heard Many many times Miami Driving is the pits
and Road Rage is the Norm
ORIGINAL: Diver
how did miami beat dc for the worst. dc drivers are just dangerous as hell on the roads. tailgating is normal driving habbits here (i think it helps save gas or something)
The list, ranked from those reporting the most incidents of road rage to the fewest:
1. Miami
2. New York
3. Boston
4. Los Angeles
5. Washington, D.C.
6. Phoenix
7. Chicago
8. Sacramento, Calif.
9. Philadelphia
10. San Francisco
11. Houston
12. Atlanta
13. Detroit
14. Minneapolis-St. Paul
15. Baltimore
16. Tampa, Fla.
17. San Diego
18. Cincinnati
19. Cleveland
20. Denver
21. Dallas-Ft. Worth
22. St. Louis
23. Seattle-Tacoma
24. Pittsburgh
25. Portland, Ore.
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