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14-12-2012, 12:41 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2009
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I think personally that road rage incidents are happen more often because the quality of driving is declining, there is just too much c&*p in cars now that take peoples focus off driving and more and more silly things are happening.
have been doing delivery driving for a few weeks while a driver was on holiday and my experience wasn't great in a 20 min period i was almost ran off the road twice by people on the phon and cut off at a roundabout when i had right of way. i know it is wrong and illegal to commit road rage and just be cranky behind the wheel but i can understand how it can happen. |
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Re: A road rage incident - dreadful outcome
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