Things you should do When an aggressive driver confronts you:

  • Do not make eye contact.
  • Remaining calm and relaxed when confronted by an aggressive driver can help de-escalate the situation and prevent it from escalating further.
  • Try to move away safely.
  • Do not challenge an aggressive driver with increased speed or try to hold your position in your travel lane.
  • Wear a seatbelt and encourage your passengers to do the same.
  • Ignore gestures and shouts and do not return them.
  • If you encounter an aggressive driver, it’s crucial to report them to law enforcement authorities. Could you provide a detailed description of the vehicle, its location, the vehicle plate number, and the direction of travel? This can help ensure the safety of all road users.
  • If an aggressive driver follows you, do not stop or leave your vehicle. Could you drive to the nearest police station?
  • If an aggressive driver is involved in a crash, stop safely from the crash scene. When the police arrive, report the driving behavior you saw.

Seven tips that can make you avoid an accident:

  • Be prepared to stop and look ahead.
  • Maintain the correct speed.
  • Signal before you turn or change lanes.
  • Allow space.
  • Do not drive if you are very weary.
  • Do not drive if you have been drinking beverages that contain alcohol.
  • Keep your vehicle in good condition