Truck Driver Experiences Instant Karma In Road Rage Video
A Florida woman caught a moment of instant karma Monday when the large truck that had been tailgating her small car spun out and crashed into a medium.
A Florida woman caught a moment of instant karma Monday when the large truck that had been tailgating her small car spun out and crashed into a medium.
A woman in the nightlife district of Medellin, Colombia didn't feel like waiting for the taxi in front of her car to move.
A new study on bad driving behavior from Insurance.com investigated how we react when we engage in road rage and found that women and men react differently.
An angry driver was caught on camera as he drove eastbound down the westbound lane in a fit of road rage.
If professional racecar drivers, who presumably get cut off all the time, experience road rage then what hope is there for the rest of us?
This video shows how ugly people can be toward other drivers. Driver and Reddit user affirmationuncertain was the victim of racist-tinged road rage on the freeways outside of Los Angeles this weekend, and he caught it all on camera.
This video serves as a startling reminder that road rage can escalate quickly into a life threatening situation. In a incident that spanned three freeways in Huntington Beach, Calif., a big rig driver threw something at Richard Brun, a commuter heading down the 605 freeway.
A fender-bender in Roswell, Ga. could have had fatal consequences over the weekend.
A truck driver with a dash cam captured footage of a brazen road-rage assault between two vehicles.
Road rage is a problem in the U.S., so much so that several states have initiated public service campaigns urging motorists to calm down. What makes the incidents even worse is when, as is often the case, one motorist has a gun.
Last week, we brought you the story of a confrontation between a Georgia school board member and teenager in a Walmart parking lot.
What started as a kind gesture for a pregnant friend ended with a road-rage altercation in a Walmart parking lot.
One moment, Ken Olsen was uneventfully driving down a highway. The next, an angry motorist was purposely rear-ending him and making rude gestures.
Road rage can come in many forms. Sometimes it's cursing, other times honking the horn loudly. In some more serious cases, fights break out. But things went to the extreme in Russia as a motorist opened fire on a passing car following a fender bender.
A former Ohio State football player pulled a gun and shot another driver during a road-rage incident in suburban Columbus on Sunday, according to authorities.
A road-rage altercation between two motorcyclists and a man driving a car north of Minneapolis ended with one man shot in the face. Police in Isanti, Minn. quickly apprehended a suspect – because the shooting took place in the police department parking lot.
We all know about road rage when the incident involves motorist versus motorist. But there are increasing incidents of road rage motorist against bicyclists.
A Texas woman on her way to work fatally shot another motorist she said attacked her after a minor collision in northwest Harris County near Houston, officials said. The incident is yet another tragic example of road rage that has been rising in the U.S.
Chris Davis is a bike messenger in car-centric Houston. He's been called every epithet in the book, had motorists wait behind him, revving their engines, sometimes coming within inches of his wheels.
A minor fender-bender left two motorists uninjured along a Houston highway earlier this month. The argument and shooting that followed left a young man brain damaged, possibly forever.