The best way to deal with someone else's road rage is to ignore it. If you were clearly at fault you could show an apologetic face and if possible indicate you are sorry. If you were not at fault do not do these things: 1. Flip someone off. 2. Scream at someone. 3. Swerve in the direction of the other vehicle. 4. Tail gate or follow the other car. If you have other passengers in your vehicle - for example your children or grandchildren, think about them before you create or react to road rage. They are just innocent children and should not be put at any risk whatsoever because two or more adults are overreacting to a vehicle incident. If you are involved in a minor car accident and the other driver is acting erratic you should consider calling the police and getting back in your car. However, even both of these actions can be risky and set the other driver or their passengers off even more. Use good judgement and follow their cues as long as they are no physically attacking ...
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