LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- Road rage is becoming more and more prevalent on our streets. We seem to be growing more intolerant of each other, and society seems to be more and more accepting that it's ok that we are impatient and unfriendly on our roads and highways. We need to do our part to be courteous and let each other merge when needed, slow down when around city workers, watch for pedestrians and motorcycles more attentively, obey the laws of the land in general, and go one step further in being a thoughtful and courteous driver.

Road Rage Can Be A Criminal Offense
Road rage does endanger other drivers and their passengers. It goes further than being aggressive. It's the extreme intentional aggression in driving that can make it criminal. Like catching up to someone on a street and plotting to get back at them for a perceived or even real slight, by cutting someone off and provoking an accident, or threatening someone by getting out of your car. You should avoid retaliation, don't take what another driver does personally. They may be having a bad day, but a rude driver shouldn't invoke in you to outdo their rudeness by becoming potentially criminal.

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How This Pertains to Auto Insurance
Did you know that an insurance company can exclude coverage for intentional acts? If you instruct someone in your car, or you as the driver decide to "get even" with another driver and you go a little too far and others get hurt, or property damage occurs; there's a chance you'll be paying for that out of your own pocket. This situation could change your financial livelihood for many years, by overreacting to a situation that very easily could have been shrugged off and ignored.

Once your auto insurance policy is due for renewal, your insurance company will probably not renew your policy. Once you are classified as a high risk driver, you may find it very difficult to find insurance.

Read the full article: https://www.nevadainsuranceenrollment.com/road-rage-how-it-can-affect-your-auto-insurance/

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