Aggressive driving constitutes a traffic offense characterized by a combination of moving violations that endanger other persons or property. Examples of such behavior include speeding, improper lane changes, tailgating, and disregarding traffic signals. These actions, while illegal and hazardous, are typically motivated by impatience, frustration, or disregard for traffic laws.
Road rage, conversely, represents a more serious escalation of driver behavior. It involves intentional and violent conduct stemming from anger directed towards another motorist. Actions indicative of this phenomenon include verbal threats, physical assaults, and deliberate attempts to damage another vehicle. The intent behind these actions is to intimidate or harm another individual.
