Do your drivers exhibit road rage?

Do your drivers exhibit road rage?

Most drivers recognize aggressive driving behaviors in others, but not necessarily in themselves. The following quizzes will hopefully get your drivers thinking about how they relate to others on the road.

Exhibiting signs of road rage

Do you...

	Yes	No
1. Pass other vehicles on the left?
2. Move to the right to yield to faster traffic?
3. Keep to the right (as much as possible) on narrow street and at intersections?
4. Keep a safe distance behind other vehicles/motorcycles and bicycles?
5. Have adequate room when cutting back in after passing?
6. Yield to pedestrians?
7. Come to a complete stop at stop signs and red lights, even if turning right on red?
8. Avoid accelerating to make it through a yellow light?
9. Follow the rules for a four-way stop?
10. Drive at an appropriate, slower speed when weather requires it?
11. Reduce speed in construction zones?
12. Operate a motor vehicle within the speed limits?
13. Use turn signals when changing lanes and turning?
14. Use the horn sparingly?
15. Refrain from inappropriate gestures or language when upset with other drivers?
16. Yield the right of way to emergency vehicles (pull to the right side of the road)?
17. Avoid challenging other motorists?
18. Avoid distracted driving activities (e.g., cell phone, smoking, reading)?
19. Refrain from flashing headlights to communicate a desire to pass?
20. Avoid playing music loud enough to be heard by other vehicles?

Ratings based on number of â€œnoâ€� responses: 1-2 Excellent; 3-5 Good; 6-9 Aggressive; 10 Very aggressive

Contributing to road rage

Do you...

	Yes	No
1. Drive distracted, including using your cell phone, on a frequent basis?
2. Keep your high beams on, even when approaching oncoming traffic?
3. Change lanes or turn without using your turn signal?
4. Switch lanes without checking your blind spots first?

If you answered â€œyesâ€� to any of these questions, you just may contribute to road rage in a fellow motorist.

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        Do your drivers exhibit road rage?
    InstituteFleet SafetyTest Yourself QuestionsCompliance, Safety, Accountability CSACompliance, Safety, Accountability CSACMV drivingFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisTransportationUSA
Most drivers recognize aggressive driving behaviors in others, but not necessarily in themselves. The following quizzes will hopefully get your drivers thinking about how they relate to others on the road.
Exhibiting signs of road rage 
Do you...
YesNo
1. Pass other vehicles on the left? 
2. Move to the right to yield to faster traffic? 
3. Keep to the right (as much as possible) on narrow street and at intersections? 
4. Keep a safe distance behind other vehicles/motorcycles and bicycles? 
5. Have adequate room when cutting back in after passing? 
6. Yield to pedestrians? 
7. Come to a complete stop at stop signs and red lights, even if turning right on red? 
8. Avoid accelerating to make it through a yellow light? 
9. Follow the rules for a four-way stop? 
10. Drive at an appropriate, slower speed when weather requires it? 
11. Reduce speed in construction zones? 
12. Operate a motor vehicle within the speed limits? 
13. Use turn signals when changing lanes and turning? 
14. Use the horn sparingly? 
15. Refrain from inappropriate gestures or language when upset with other drivers? 
16. Yield the right of way to emergency vehicles (pull to the right side of the road)? 
17. Avoid challenging other motorists? 
18. Avoid distracted driving activities (e.g., cell phone, smoking, reading)? 
19. Refrain from flashing headlights to communicate a desire to pass? 
20. Avoid playing music loud enough to be heard by other vehicles? 
Ratings based on number of â€œnoâ€� responses: 1-2 Excellent; 3-5 Good; 6-9 Aggressive; 10  Very aggressive Contributing to road rage
Do you...
YesNo
1. Drive distracted, including using your cell phone, on a frequent basis? 
2. Keep your high beams on, even when approaching oncoming traffic? 
3. Change lanes or turn without using your turn signal? 
4. Switch lanes without checking your blind spots first? 
If you answered â€œyesâ€� to any of these questions, you just may contribute to road rage in a fellow motorist.
Most drivers recognize aggressive driving behaviors in others, but not necessarily in themselves. The following quizzes will hopefully get your drivers thinking about how they relate to others on the road.
Exhibiting signs of road rage 
Do you...
YesNo
1. Pass other vehicles on the left? 
2. Move to the right to yield to faster traffic? 
3. Keep to the right (as much as possible) on narrow street and at intersections? 
4. Keep a safe distance behind other vehicles/motorcycles and bicycles? 
5. Have adequate room when cutting back in after passing? 
6. Yield to pedestrians? 
7. Come to a complete stop at stop signs and red lights, even if turning right on red? 
8. Avoid accelerating to make it through a yellow light? 
9. Follow the rules for a four-way stop? 
10. Drive at an appropriate, slower speed when weather requires it? 
11. Reduce speed in construction zones? 
12. Operate a motor vehicle within the speed limits? 
13. Use turn signals when changing lanes and turning? 
14. Use the horn sparingly? 
15. Refrain from inappropriate gestures or language when upset with other drivers? 
16. Yield the right of way to emergency vehicles (pull to the right side of the road)? 
17. Avoid challenging other motorists? 
18. Avoid distracted driving activities (e.g., cell phone, smoking, reading)? 
19. Refrain from flashing headlights to communicate a desire to pass? 
20. Avoid playing music loud enough to be heard by other vehicles? 
Ratings based on number of “no” responses: 1-2 Excellent; 3-5 Good; 6-9 Aggressive; 10  Very aggressive 
Contributing to road rage
Do you...
YesNo
1. Drive distracted, including using your cell phone, on a frequent basis? 
2. Keep your high beams on, even when approaching oncoming traffic? 
3. Change lanes or turn without using your turn signal? 
4. Switch lanes without checking your blind spots first? 
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you just may contribute to road rage in a fellow motorist.
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