Over a third of fatal accidents on Britain’s roads are caused by road rage, according to new research. The study by AXA insurance found 800 lives are lost every year through road accidents caused by angry drivers. More than one in three (35%) serious road accidents involve at least one angry driver. AXA estimates the monetary cost of [...]

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maybe "anger management" should be a part of european driving tests (?)

Interesting how this study was constructed. How on earth could someone remain angry after having killed someone on the road?
Anger has a lot to answer for in society today.

That means Angry people will not get the driving license? Humans emotion system is really very difficult thing. Is there really a way to solve this issue yet?