Road rage; Baltimore went from the worst to one of the least road rage cities

Well at least according to the AutoVantage Road Rage Survey we did.

Behaviors by other drivers that cause stress for commuters and can lead to road rage include:
• Drivers who talk on their cell phones (84 percent see this every day)
• Driving too fast (58 percent)
• Tailgating (53 percent)
• Drivers eating or drinking while driving (48 percent)
• Texting or e-mailing while driving (37 percent)

<a href="http://www.affiniongroupmedia.com/themes/site_themes/affinionassets/releases/autovantage/Road_Rage_09/media/National_Rls.pdf">http://www.affiniongroupmedia.com/themes/site_themes/affinionassets/releases/autovantage/Road_Rage_09/media/National_Rls.pdf</a>;

by B' Spokes

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