road rage

According to the results of this test, you have a moderate case of road rage. Though you don’t always lose your cool, there are certain circumstances that overheat your circuitry and make you fume. Perhaps you get overly impatient while waiting at a red light, or have a low level of tolerance for super-slow drivers. Whatever the case, you’re probably making mountains out of molehills. If you’re going to drive, you have to accept the fact that it won’t always be “smooth sailing”. In preservation of your own mental and physical health, and for the sake of everyone else on the road, try to put these highway frustrations into perspective. They are just not worth the headache.

My score was 90. It must have had something to do with that cop that I flipped off for pulling me over, either that or that time I drove through a department store window during my 5th failed drivers exam. :D

“Talk about a recipe for disaster: in one vehicle mix a handful of any combination of the following ingredients; pride, aggression, anger, frustration, impatience, intolerance, and stress. Stir vigorously and you’ve got yourself a healthy helping of road rage. According to this test, you’ve got all the symptoms. You get overly worked up over everyday driving situations, and often resort to nasty tactics to bulldoze your way through traffic – maybe even physically attacking others! One of the problems with this volatile concoction is that most of the people afflicted by it don’t even realize they have a problem. For your own mental well-being and physical health and for the safety of everyone else on the road, you should work on overcoming your highway demons… before they lead to disaster.”

Kimmy, please do not forget the “Dominick Driving Method (or DDM) which is widely accepted as the standard for safety here in the United States…..

4) Floor the accelerator as often as possible so you do not develop dangerous fatique in your foot from holding it at an unnatural angle.