We live in an angry world. People feel frustrated and even hopeless…and don’t see a way out of it. Post-Covid uncertainty. Global warming. The Russia-Ukraine war. Hardly ever any good news from the media, which profits off of selling what attracts people’s attention…bad news. All of those and more are making people angry. “It’s like the Wild Wild West out there, and it’s just unacceptable,” said Pam Shadel Fischer, senior director of external engagement with the Governors Highway Safety Association (as sourced from the Washington Post, 4/20/22).
So, simply stay off the roads to maintain adequate safety and sanity? No, we have to live a life with responsibilities.
But what if you’re prone to road rage? Hmm! James Gross, professor of psychology at Stanford University, who specializes in anger management, offers the following advice from the same source above:
And, as always, if you’ve been injured because of another driver’s negligence, call us at G3HelpMe.com and we’ll help you get back the life you want to enjoy. Why? Because you truly matter to us.