Agressive Driving

Each of us likes to think that car crashes are something that happens to the "other guy," not us.

Don't be an aggressive driver
Whether you're doing the daily commute, seeing the sights on a vacation trip, or just running to the neighborhood grocery for a jug of milk, here are ways to keep calm on the road:
Be realistic about your travel time. Allow time for possible delays because of traffic, construction or bad weather.
If you're going to be later than you expected - deal with it. Take a deep breath and accept the delay. Like they say, better to arrive late than to not arrive at all.
Set a good example, to other drivers and to the other people in your vehicle. This is especially important if some of your passengers are children who will learn their attitude towards driving from you.
Give other drivers the benefit of the doubt. They might be from out of town, in a hurry, or distracted by things that have nothing to do with you.
Slow down and keep your distance.
Protect yourself from aggressive drivers
Getting involved with an aggressive driver isn't worth the risk. Remember, logic doesn't always prevail! For your own safety:
If another driver is too close, safely move out of the way and let the vehicle pass.
Don't react to gestures and don't return them (tempting as it may be!).
Avoid eye contact.