The majority of drivers indicated that when thinking about road rage, they were most likely to control their emotions (81%), with 12% saying they are likely to express road rage versus 6% being on the receiving end. There was no big difference between men or women, but there was a clear generational divide: one in four Australians between 18 and 34 say they are likely to express road rage, but only 1 in 12 of those over 55 said so.
Interestingly Mitsubishi drivers are more likely to be a victim of road rage than to express it. Though the sample size was relatively small, BMW drivers were twice as likely to express road rage than to receive it. The most verbally aggressive drivers are found in NSW.
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