Washington Written Drivers Permit Practice Test

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What is the best way to handle road rage?

  1. Respond with aggressive driving

  2. Stay calm, avoid confrontation, and do not engage

  3. Yell out the window

  4. Speed away from the situation

The correct answer is: Stay calm, avoid confrontation, and do not engage

The best way to handle road rage is to stay calm, avoid confrontation, and not engage. Maintaining composure in a stressful driving situation helps de-escalate potential conflicts. When confronted with aggressive drivers or aggressive driving behaviors, responding with calmness prevents further escalation and keeps you and others on the road safer. Engaging or retaliating, such as through aggressive driving or yelling, can inflame the situation, leading to dangerous outcomes. Additionally, simply speeding away may seem like a quick solution, but it does not address the underlying issue and could provoke the other driver further. Choosing not to react aggressively demonstrates self-control and helps promote a safer driving environment for everyone.