Recent road rage incidents involving gunfire in metro Atlanta have highlighted the increasing danger of aggressive driving behaviors. According to a report by Everytown for Gun Safety, road rage shootings have surged since the pandemic, with a notable 2.16 individuals per million residents shot in related incidents in Georgia this year.
Experts emphasize the importance of remaining calm and avoiding engagement with aggressive drivers to prevent escalation. Gwinnett police Cpl. Ryan Winderweedle advises calling 911 and obtaining a description of the other vehicle to aid law enforcement in their response. Understanding that minor infractions often trigger these violent reactions may help drivers cultivate patience on the road.
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