Q. What should I do if confronted by an enraged/aggressive driver?

A. The top three things to remember when confronted by an enraged or aggressive driver are: 

1. Don't react to another driver's uncivil behavior—avoid eye contact and don't tailgate, accelerate, brake or swerve suddenly, which can be seen as confrontational. 
2. If confronted by an aggressive driver, go to the nearest police station if you continue to be hassled or think you are being followed. 
3. Lock your doors. 

Q. What can I do to prevent road rage and aggressive driving? 

A.  Begin by taking the quiz to determine if you are an aggressive driver and/or have road rage. In either case, make a pledge to yourself and the community to practice safe driving habits and read Dealing with Road Rage and Aggressive Driving.

* Definitions provided by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.