What could be an effect of not managing anger while driving?

Not managing anger while driving can lead to an increased likelihood of unsafe driving behavior. When emotions like anger are not kept in check, drivers may engage in aggressive behaviors such as tailgating, road rage, frequent lane changes without signaling, speeding, or engaging in confrontational interactions with other drivers. This heightened aggression can impair judgment, reduce reaction time, and lead to risky decisions that compromise not only the safety of the driver but also that of other road users.

In contrast, focusing on anger management can help maintain a calm temperament, allowing drivers to operate their vehicles more safely and considerately. This clarity of mind can improve overall driving performance and create a more positive environment on the road.