Road Rage Justified (black and white interior edition): 50 Rules Every Driver Should Follow - Paperback

by Filipe Yuhoff (Illustrator), Neve Roark (Author)

We all experience drivers who threaten our cool. The result is typically some form of frustration or Road Rage - the leading cause of driving accidents. Cluelessness is part of the problem. Others, the kings of the motoring narcissists, could care less at the fury left in their wake. Chances are you'll recognize some of these driving irritations and may even smile as you realize you are an offender. Hopefully Road Rage Justified will make commutes a bit less frustrating. It's a modest investment, and we all know a few individuals who could use the education If you want to make the roads safer, buy the book for anyone you know who drives. Perhaps send a copy anonymously. Here's to calmer times behind the wheel

Author Biography

Why does bad driving set us off so quickly? I know there are many more noble causes to explore, and maybe I need to get a life, but I am amazed at the stupidity and recklessness I see everyday when I'm behind the wheel. Through the years, I've observed drivers' bad habits and have come to the conclusion that regardless of age, socio-economic or educational background, ethnicity, culture, nationality, religion, race, or gender, the common thread is a large percentage of drivers who need to be clued in on what not to do. Driver's education at a young age is not enough and does not address what I call the "common sense" rules of the road. I understand I won't reach all drivers, so my hope is to make the roads safer, one driver at a time. Perhaps I've missed a rule related to your own pet peeve? If I have, I'd like to hear your comments. Let me know at: www@RoadRageJustified.com