The Dangers of Aggressive Driving: A Comprehensive Overview
Aggressive Driving
Pest Control
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What is Aggressive Driving?
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Road racer
(speeding)
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Tailgater
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Frequent lane changer
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Hand Gesturer
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Over Crowder
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Improper passer
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Red light runner
Are
YOU
An Aggressive Driver?
Consider these questions:
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Do you tailgate?
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Do you express frustration?
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Do you make frequent lane
changes?
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Do you speed?
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Do you push yellow lights?
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Do you fail to pay attention?
Aggressive Driving:
Fails to consider the human
element
Gives drivers a false sense of
control / power
Consequences of actions aren’t
considered
Creates an unsafe driving
environment
Accounts for deaths, injuries and
property damage
You can’t control traffic, only
your
reaction
to it.
Victims
of Aggressive Behavior
The drivers you encounter might be:
Friends
Neighbors
Co-workers
Family members
Aggressive Driving Damages:
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Company reputation
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Customer service
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Sales
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Company Growth
Aggressive Driving Damages:
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Company
reputation
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Customer service
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Sales
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Company Growth
Aggressive Driving Damages:
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Company reputation
•
Customer service
•
Sales
•
Company Growth
Aggressive Driving Damages:
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Company
reputation
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Customer service
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Sales
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Company Growth
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Other Employees
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Vehicle
maintenance
•
Your Pay Check
Aggressive Driving Damages:
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Other
Employees
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Vehicle
Maintenance
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Your Pay Check
Aggressive Driving Damages:
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Other
Employees
•
Vehicle
Maintenance
•
Your Pay Check
Aggressive Driving Damages:
Rules for
Courteous
Driving
1.
Do Not Speed
2.
Always come to a Complete Stop
3.
Do Not Pass in a No Passing Zone
4.
Do Not Tailgate
Rules for
Courteous
Driving
5.
Use Your Turn Signals
6.
Use Caution at School Crosswalks
7.
Do Not Drive in Passing Lanes
Rules for
Courteous
Driving
8.
Turn Off High Beam Headlights
9.
Do Not Honk Your Horn
10.
Yield for Pedestrians
11.
Let Other Vehicles Merge
12.
Don’t Double Park
Drive Smart
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Assume other drivers’ mistakes
ARE NOT personal.
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Be POLITE and COURTEOUS
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If another driver challenges you, avoid
eye contact and move out of the way.
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Don’t pull over to try and straighten out
the situation
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Don’t allow emotions to take control
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Don’t retaliate or respond with similar
conduct
Keep your composure when driving.
Don’t try to make others do what you want them
to do, or retaliate against someone who is
driving recklessly.
Courtesy is contagious
You can’t control traffic, but you
CAN
control your reaction to it.
When was the last
time you were a
victim of someone’s
aggressive driving?
Be kind.
Uncover the risks and consequences of aggressive driving behaviors through a series of informative images and detailed descriptions. Learn how aggressive driving impacts safety, relationships, businesses, and more, urging a shift towards responsible driving habits for a safer road environment.
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Aggressive Driving Pest Control
One legitimate complaint is one too many. Put the Brakes on Aggressive Driving
What is Aggressive Driving? Road racer (speeding) Tailgater Frequent lane changer Hand Gesturer Over Crowder Improper passer Red light runner
Are YOU An Aggressive Driver? Consider these questions: Do you tailgate? Do you express frustration? Do you make frequent lane changes? Do you speed? Do you push yellow lights? Do you fail to pay attention?
Aggressive Driving: Fails to consider the human element Gives drivers a false sense of control / power Consequences of actions aren t considered Creates an unsafe driving environment Accounts for deaths, injuries and property damage You can t control traffic, only your reaction to it.
Victims of Aggressive Behavior The drivers you encounter might be: Friends Neighbors Co-workers Family members
Aggressive Driving Damages: Company reputation Customer service Sales Company Growth
Aggressive Driving Damages: Company reputation Customer service Sales Company Growth
Aggressive Driving Damages: Company reputation Customer service Sales Company Growth
Aggressive Driving Damages: Company reputation Customer service Sales Company Growth
Aggressive Driving Damages: Other Employees Vehicle maintenance Your Pay Check
Aggressive Driving Damages: Other Employees Vehicle Maintenance Your Pay Check
Aggressive Driving Damages: Other Employees Vehicle Maintenance Your Pay Check
Rules for Courteous Driving 1. Do Not Speed 2. Always come to a Complete Stop 3. Do Not Pass in a No Passing Zone 4. Do Not Tailgate
Rules for Courteous Driving 5. Use Your Turn Signals 6. Use Caution at School Crosswalks 7. Do Not Drive in Passing Lanes
Rules for Courteous Driving 8. Turn Off High Beam Headlights 9. Do Not Honk Your Horn 10. Yield for Pedestrians 11. Let Other Vehicles Merge 12. Don t Double Park
Assume other drivers mistakes ARE NOT personal. Drive Smart Be POLITE and COURTEOUS If another driver challenges you, avoid eye contact and move out of the way. Don t pull over to try and straighten out the situation Don t allow emotions to take control Don t retaliate or respond with similar conduct
Keep your composure when driving. Don t try to make others do what you want them to do, or retaliate against someone who is driving recklessly. Courtesy is contagious You can t control traffic, but you CAN control your reaction to it.
When was the last time you were a victim of someone s aggressive driving? Be kind.
