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Hawaii's courteous driving jamming traffic?

There's an interesting debate about courtesy and aggression amongst Hawaii's ultra-polite drivers, but maybe they misunderstand what courtesy means. More »


Running red lights becoming epidemic

The leading excuse cited by the red light runners is "being in a hurry!" But each year crashes caused by driving through red lights result in nearly 1,000 fatalities and 90,000 injuries in the U.S. And it's getting worse. More »


Maybe road rage isn't anti social

Studies of road rage all share the same academically fatal flaw of starting with a foregone conclusion, says writer David Dehaas, and they confuse aggressive driving with road rage. More »


Left lane driving: two wrongs don't make a right

Drivers who plod along in the left lane on North American highways cause just as much consternation as those who race up behind the plodders. More »


Fleet drivers in U.K.: rude gestures frequent

A survey of company car drivers found that about half of them had been involved in incidents involving rude gestures or "road rage" in the past year. More »


Aggressive driving and road rage: they aren't the same

The author maintains that aggressive driving consists of traffic offenses, while road rage involves criminal behavior. More »


Canadian drivers' multi-tasking fuels aggression

Overview of a study that points to dangerous driving habits that can fuel frustration and the spread of aggressive driving. More »


Chopper coppers spy on aggressive drivers

Drivers in Massachusetts, USA are being watched by police hovering in four helicopters equipped with video cameras. More »


Israel: driving crazy, fatality rate down

The experts are puzzled. By all accounts, driving in Israel is getting worse: more honking, rudeness, cutting in. But surprisingly, Israel’s traffic fatality rate seems to be going down, and quite dramatically in 1999. More »


How safe are drivers in your city?

Survey of U.S. drivers in 2001 reveals their concern about other drivers, but they are still likely to speed, tailgate, and drive through yellow lights that are turning red. More »


On the roads: war or peace?

Is the standard of driving on our roads worse than it was a decade or two ago? Is highway culture breaking down into an uncivilized war zone of "me first" driving laced with aggression and hostility? More »


Aggressive drivers see red twice in Minnesota

Some aggressive drivers in the USA can now watch an "instant replay" of their bad driving, filmed by an overhead plane. More »


Statement on aggressive driving by Ricardo Martinez

Summary of the statement on aggressive driving by the Honorable Ricardo Martinez, Administrator, NHTSA, before the U.S. House of Representatives. More »


Why drivers tailgate

This 1994 article notes the lack of research on tailgating, and suggests that drivers who do so feel more stress and waste time. More »


Aggressive Driving - Other links:

This paper presents a taxonomy of aggressive driving to aid understanding and categorize a wide range of aggressive driving behaviours. (Abstract, and links to full paper in 3 formats.)


Scholarly article reviews the scant previous research, and proposes a more precise definition of aggressive driving. (Abstract, and links to full paper in 3 formats.)


NHTSA (USA) page links to projects, research reports, and surveys about the phenomenon.


This scholarly article discusses historical and cultural aspects of aggressive driving, and considers issues of language, emotion, cognition, and sensorimotor actions. (Abstract, and link to full paper in 3 formats.)


Northern Virginia Injury Prevention Center (USA) outlines the problem and provides tips on how to avoid escalating a situation.


January 2000 document (17 pages) produced by the U.S. National Conference of State Legislatures offers a succinct overview of the problem and prior research. (Hint: refresh if page fails to load.)


Over 100 links to research and articles on aggressive driving, both online and off, compiled by staff at the University of Albany's (New York) Center for Public Safety and Injury Prevention.


Three academic, but very readable articles on one page, sponsored by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety in the USA.


This article provides an overview of the Belgian Road Safety Institute's alternative legal penalty program for aggressive drivers, and includes a brief discussion of the results to date. (Abstract, and links to full paper in 3 formats.)


A test of the Offsetting Behavior Hypothesis, by examining insurance loss data and traffic fatality records in Virginia, USA.


San Diego, California, May 2002. At this second conference on aggressive driving, law enforcement and safety professionals will be updated on recent work in California and other states to mitigate aggressive driving.


Page outlines some of the efforts made in this U.S. state to curb aggressive driving.


Test yourself to see how aggressive you are as a driver. A non-scientific test.


Seven papers on aggressive driving are available here; all were part of the first Global Web Conference on Aggressive Driving Issues, held in the fall of 2000.


This 2000 paper summarizes some recent U.K. research on aggressive driving and presents findings from a new study. Abstract, and links to full paper in 3 formats.)


University of Louisville (USA) library's category on aggressive driving offers several links to other lists and government documents.


PDF format scholarly article is titled: "Spatial and temporal analyses of the variations in aggressive driving and road rage behaviors observed and reported on San Diego freeways."


Results from a national survey of Canadians conducted in 2000 on aggressive driving and other topics.


list of programs throughout the U.S. (from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)


U.S.-based organization, Partnership for Safe Driving, creates television, radio, and print campaigns that discourage all forms of dangerous driving. Has a Library of over 25 reports on aggressive driving.


A 1997 article reviews the problem, and discusses possible legislative actions that might help. Posted by the U.S. National Conference of State Legislatures.


Newspaper article describes the Washington State Patrol's (USA) efforts to thwart aggressive driving by using a plain car with tinted windows to counteract the "halo effect."


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