Why You Should Not Be Aggressive Behind the Wheels
Drive slow so you enjoy the scenery, driving fast will make you part of the scenery is the summary of a quote on the importance of being not aggressive when you drive.
While being aggressive behind the wheels you break the traffic rules, over speed, jump signals, switch lanes madly or indulge in scary, rash driving, which might result in accidents.
If not accidents, such aggressive driving can cause severe inconvenience to the traffic on the road. Constantly honking, or tailgating, driving dangerously close to other vehicles scares other drivers on the road.
Governments and traffic police are considering serious actions against such behavior behind the wheel to keep the roads safe and secure. Accordingly, governments have decided to implement the existing laws strictly and bring in new and powerful laws to curtail such road rage. Therefore, next time if you are frustrated or in a hurry and decide to drive with no respect to the traffic and the rules you need to think again, as
•Rash driving, over speeding, jumping signals, etc., leads to a penalty by the traffic police. You could be pulled out, asked to show all the documents and will be required pay fine. Remember aggression behind the wheels is very costly.
•Not all drivers are as experienced as you are or as confident as you are; your aggressive driving may scare or bully other drivers and the police may pull you out.
•You may be very confident of your driving skills and feel that you know the road well. However, things change fast; there may be external forces that come into play and cause accidents or even near misses.
Aggression behind the wheels demands a high price from you and from others for no fault of theirs. Have concern for others on the road, start early and have patience even when stuck in the traffic. Eventually, the goal is to reach the destination safely.
