Extreme road rage manifests in alarming ways, as illustrated by various incidents involving individuals from diverse backgrounds reacting violently while driving. Paul Eberle highlights the pervasive nature of this issue, revealing that both genders and all ages participate in this epidemic of aggression on the roads. Citing statistics from 1998, he notes a significant number of assaults linked to vehicles, alongside extensive media coverage of the phenomenon. The book underscores the growing severity of road rage and its impact on public safety.
