Articles, tagged with "road rage", page 6
13th April 2010
There's nothing better than getting a new car and taking it on that first drive. The windows are down, wind is blowing through your hair, and your music is playing as loud as it can go. Sure, factory installed car audio systems are generally okay, but tha...
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Author:
Mark Etinger
01st April 2010
I thought it was just me that got frustrated by drivers honking their horns. My mother would often say ‘Well that's just the height of rudeness!' when she'd hear some impatient driver beeping their horn behind the car. Research conducted for AXA UK of 2...
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Author:
Chris
24th March 2010
Some people make New Year's resolutions. I make Thanksgiving resolutions. Every year, I resolve to resume my practice of keeping a gratitude journal.
And every year, about three weeks later, I lose the journal. Not that this stops me. I just write my e...
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Author:
Freeman Brock
23rd March 2010
Safe and courteous driving should be practiced every day. If more people drove this way then there would be less road rage and fewer accidents. Being nice will get you a long way in life and this also pertains to the road. As drivers, we should follow all...
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Author:
Chapman
15th March 2010
Anger is a growing issue that is hitting our generation with its full force. With abusive relationships, road rage and violent attacks all on the increase - is our society more like a pressure cooker - and if so, what can we do about it? I remember a good...
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Author:
Julio Trujillo
15th March 2010
1. Set a speed limit. This will help your drivers avoid accidents, and it will also help you save fuel. Most car manufacturers recommend a speed of 60-65 kph for economic fuel consumption, and for trucks it's 50-56 kph. Some drivers may find it difficult ...
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Author:
Yves Macatangay
12th March 2010
Getting a driver's license is a milestone in a teenager's life. It's a sign of independence and that your teen is finally growing up. However, it also comes with a ton of responsibility. Each time your teen gets behind the wheel of vehicle, there is a ...
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Author:
steve magill
11th March 2010
Traffic in large metropolitan areas is growing fast. The traffic volume is outgrowing the roads faster than expected and traffic jams are pre-programmed. Large volumes of traffic on a non-sufficient infrastructure are some of the biggest challenges driver...
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Author:
Isaias Hensley
11th March 2010
Annoyance is the amicable type of anger. It belongs to the other extreme of the spectrum from rage. Most often, you don't have to fret about staying clear of annoyance. Annoyance is more tolerable than fury. Almost half of the folks I worked with admit to...
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Author:
Brad Beasley
01st March 2010
What's Happened to Common Courtesy?
Confucius:
"When music and courtesy are better understood and appreciated, there will be no war."
Common Courtesy could be defined as:
A courteous act
A generous behavior
Acting politely
Behaving with...
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Author:
WEE DILTS
01st March 2010
So you recently decided to start a business. Your excitement is raging throughout and you can hardly wait to start putting all the pieces together. "What are the first steps?" you ask yourself. Location, location, location is what pops into your head. ...
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Author:
Ander Lilla
24th February 2010
Copyright (c) 2010 Willie Horton
The secret to dealing with difficult people is to take the necessary action before they become difficult. Like everything else in life, if you deal with something before it becomes a problem, you'll never have any major...
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Author:
Willie Horton
23rd February 2010
It is a fact that though drives can control most of their actions most of the time, they are totally powerless when it comes to the actions of others drivers. They simply do not know what other drivers on the road are going tot do. This is why it is very ...
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Author:
Isaac Small
02nd February 2010
With the many unprecedented events happening in today, it should always be the concern of one to find the security that he needs in case anything unexpected happening around the world today. There are actually different levels of accidents happening in th...
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Author:
Larry Y. Hodge
29th January 2010
As a beginner, fly fishing can be a daunting experience with all the techniques you need to learn. But this one fly fishing lesson all beginners should memorize before hitting the water. It will not only let you and other anglers around you enjoy the expe...
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Author:
Duncan Mcleod
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