“It’s the thin pedal on the right! Put your foot on it!” — How’s your road rage?

When another driver makes a mistake in front of you, are you the strong silent type or do you express your frustration verbally or physically? 

Do you just keep it to yourself and say like many Southerners do, “bless your heart!”

One of my relatives, and I won’t say who, has a tendency to verbalize their concerns about their fellow drivers by yelling out when they are not driving fast enough

‘It’s the thin pedal on the right! Put your foot on it!‘

They also have a tendency to ask a clerk if they enjoy their job, then add if they say yes, ‘Well, it doesn’t appear that way.” 

My biggest pet peeve is those who don’t signal as they are turning in front of me. 

I sometimes wonder if following them to their destination then warning them that their turn signal is burned out would be a good idea or the start of another road rage incident. 

Remember that driving is an earned privilege, not a given right. 

Let’s be safe out there and leave the hand gestures to after dark.  

As I see it, I’m Bill Dollar.