The summer driving season is about to come to a climatic end in a few weeks. The Labor Day holiday weekend is traditionally the last holiday of the summer, so millions of Americans take to the road to get to their favorite destinations; especially if they did not get to do so during Memorial Day weekend or the Fourth of July.
As we have noted in prior posts, holiday weekend travel can be treacherous. There is a higher volume of traffic, which contributes to the higher incidence of accidents. Further, heavy traffic can wear on a person’s nerves, so it may lead to road rage incidents.
While you may not be so concerned with road rage, it is important to understand the factors behind road rage. This post will explore a few.