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How should you react to a driver displaying aggressive behavior?

  1. Challenge them to race

  2. Remain calm and avoid confrontation

  3. React with anger

  4. Tailgate them

The correct answer is: Remain calm and avoid confrontation

Remaining calm and avoiding confrontation is essential when encountering a driver exhibiting aggressive behavior. This approach helps to de-escalate the situation and prioritizes safety for all involved. Aggressive drivers can be unpredictable, and by maintaining your composure, you minimize the risk of escalating the conflict further. Challenging an aggressive driver to race or reacting with anger can provoke more dangerous behavior and put both parties at risk. Similarly, tailgating an aggressive driver only increases tension and can lead to potential road rage incidents, making the situation far more hazardous. By choosing to stay calm and not engaging with an aggressive driver, you contribute to a safer driving environment and protect yourself from potential harm.