bad temper and driving

Bad Temper and Driving

I personally have suffered from at least one account of bad temper on the road.

The worst has been a race to highway exit that lead to a service road.

Fortunately, my 2008 Honda Civic handles fairly well past 70 miles per hour.

But lately, I have learned to just stay nice, and let someone pass.

Of course, wet conditions can make road travel even more hazardous.

I try to stay in the right lane when I can so don’t interrupt the commutes of those in a rush.

Bad Temper While Driving Can Be Different For Everyone

Different people have varieties of tempers when it comes to bad temper on the road.

Some remain slow to anger while others may set off in a spark.

It seems like Bad Temper that results in fights stay frequent in the United States.

One particular law becomes tested in scuffles: gun possession.

Thus, beware of Bad Temper in others. At worst, fatal incidents occur.

A Bad Temper Can Be More of A Problem Than You Think

Bad Temper creates a path to mortality rather quickly.

In these days, it can become hard to tell whether someone has some form of weapon.

These include knives, pistols, and even the powerful AK-47 rifle.

Did you know many governments allow the ownership of assault weapon? Enthusiasts of military grade weaponry can travel with them, given that the automatic fire option

has been disabled.

Just covering news reports from Google, two recent Bad Temper attacks emerged with a stabbing and another with

the previously mentioned AK-47.

In short, don’t get out of your vehicle to have a talk with another individual who has peeved you.

In fact, it might even prove as a good idea to not honk your horn.

Bad Temper on The Road

Keep in mind that regardless of what you do or who you are, some folks just stay cruel and mean.

Nothing you do will change that.

In that kind of scenario, having a good temper wins.

I have heard the phrase, “Be the better man (or woman).

”It does not make much sense to me honestly.However, I do understand the phrase, “Cooler heads will prevail.’