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If you do happento get involved in an accident/incident where the other driver loses his/hercool, there are ways you can manage the situation to stop it from escalating.Here are some useful tips on how to stay calm and keep the situation undercontrol.

What not to do

?        Don't make rude handgestures

?        Don't stare the otherdriver down

?        Don't swear

?        Don't open yourwindow and shout rudely

?        Don't get physical

?        Don't drive awayquickly

Road safety

Arguing and/orshouting at someone who is already on the edge is only going to make mattersworse. There are techniques you can use to steer clear of an aggressive driver,which can also be used to avoid accidents.

Drivers tendto become aggressive when they have been slowed down, cut off or tailgated. Sotry not to follow the car in front too closely, overtake aggressively or cut acar off. By being a considerate driver, you can reduce your chances of beinginvolved in an incident/accident.

Take responsibility

If you doaccidently offend another driver on the road and they exhibit angry/aggressive behaviour, try to defuse thesituation. Whatever you do, don't eyeball them, block them or add fuel to theiranger. If at all possible, let them drive off. It is by no means cowardly tolet a hothead pass you. Driving aggressively can result in serious injuries andeven death.

Do the right thing

Try not to cutanother driver off when you change lanes. Signal in plenty of time and if youdo accidentally cut another driver off, apologise quickly with anapologetic gesture.

If anotherdriver is tailgating, let them pass you even if you are driving at the speedlimit. Aggressive drivers can become more dangerous if they are not able topass. It is their decision to break the law by speeding so you cannot forcethem to obey the speed limit by blocking them.

Keep a safefollowing distance between you and the vehicle in front. Some drivers get angrywhen a car follows too closely. It's also safer to travel with a decent stoppingdistance between two vehicles.

Don't use yourhands or horn aggressively. Obscene hand gestures will only make the otherdriver angry. Use your horn as a warning signal not as a way of indicating yourirritation. Remember, the more cautious and courteous you are on the road, theless chance you have of confronting an aggressive driver.

Don't panic!

Accidents dohappen so if you find yourself involved in a car accident, stay calm. If theother driver is shouting at you, calling you names and/or blaming you for theaccident, take the high ground and don't argue back. Whether you are to blamefor the accident or not, don't get into a shouting match with the other driver.Emotions can run high and arguing with an irate and/or irrational driver willget you nowhere. In fact, it will only make them angrier. Stay clam. State yourcase in a cool, calm and collected manner without raising your voice. Take downthe other driver's details and then call the Police. Let them handle it fromthere. Stay focused on the facts so you can accurately give your account of theaccident to the Police officer.

Remember, ifyou are confronted with an angry/aggressive driver, stay calm, be polite andkeep your anger in check. Always ensure that your isup-to-date. You never know when you will need it.

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