“Driving while observably angry, sad, crying or emotionally agitated increases the risk of a crash by 9.8 times compared with model driving."
"An estimated 1 in 25 adult drivers report having fallen asleep while driving in the previous 30 days."
Driving while angry or sad interferes with your ability to think or reason. According to the NHTSA, more than 10,000 road-rage incidents end in collisions each year. Impatient drivers tend to tailgate the car in front of them.#DgNdriverEd#JayAlmostRanARedLight#ChadSavedOurLives