(KDVR/NEXSTAR) — Anyone who has ever sat behind the wheel of a car has witnessed that one other car on the road driving way too aggressively. You know the one, it’s the car weaving in and out of traffic, cutting other cars off, and yelling at anyone in their way. The driver who you’d say has “road rage.”
A new study by Forbes shows that drivers in some states, like Missouri, experience these aggressive drivers much more often than others.
The study looked at several different categories and gave a percentage of drivers who reported certain confrontational behaviors and then gave each state a score from 0-100 based on their findings.
The behaviors that Forbes looked at included: being forced off the road, blocked from merging or changing lanes, cut off on purpose, tailgated, and insulted or threatened.
The full article is available at ozarksfirst.com.
(Story by Samantha Jarpe, Nick Jachim, Drew Tasset, KDVR/NEXSTAR, found at ozarksfirst.com)
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