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Road rage is surging nationwide, with recent Bay Area incidents leaving injuries and one death — sparking urgent questions about how to stay safe on the road. A 2025 AAA study reveals 92% of U.S. drivers admit to aggressive behaviors like cutting off others, and 11% have even bumped cars or confronted drivers. Experts warn aggressive driving is contagious — reacting only escalates danger. The key advice? Stay calm, avoid eye contact, and never retaliate. If you feel targeted, call 911 — Highway Patrol can intervene. Know local police stations, but never speed to escape. AAA’s top tip: leave earlier to reduce stress — because everyone’s goal is the same: getting home safely.

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