ALMOST two in three drivers experience road rage, a new study has shown. Research reveals the cities home to the worst offenders in the country and where the most accidents happen, but did your cit…
Somewhat surprisingly, being on the road at the same time as learner drivers was the least common source of anger among drivers.
The top four regions that find slow driving the greatest source of road rage are Belfast, Brighton, Bristol, and Cardiff.Mancunians are aggravated the most by witnessing other drivers on their phones. With almost three quarters experiencing anger while driving, Belfast is ranked as the highest area for road rage, followed by Sheffield , Birmingham and Nottingham .Town centres generate the most frustration among drivers with 21 per cent of road users agreeing this is where they experienced it the most frequently. Congested city traffic and motorways follow closely behind.
Currently, the act of road rage itself is not a recognised offence in UK law, yet 75% of drivers would like to see this introduced as a legal offence.
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