91.   The story about the man so overcome with road rage that he hurled a dog into oncoming traffic was a nationwide sensation.

92.   The result is overly aggressive driver behavior, which is what is meant by road rage.

93.   The Surface Transportation Policy Project study did not examine road rage, in which motorists react violently to others.

94.   There is a certain logic to random acts of American violence, as any middle-class American who has ever felt road rage will attest.

95.   There was no road rage, no red-light- running and hardly anybody on the streets of downtown San Francisco at all.

96.   Then you throw in the earthquakes, aftershocks, mudslides, road rage, race riots, guns, tasers, pepper spray.

97.   They are not about ABS, SUVs, transmissions, tires, engines, nuts, bolts, child restraint seats, or road rage.

98.   Think of it as Russian-roulette road rage.

99.   This bad behavior is not road rage, which, strictly speaking, involves physical violence inflicted on one driver by another.

100.   This, understandably, can lead to some road rage.