AAA found that men were more than three times as likely as women to ram another vehicle on purpose or get out of the car to confront another driver.(Photo: Thinkstock)

(Bloomberg) – Summer is driving season — and, it appears, fuming, cursing, and ramming season as well. 

In a survey released today by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, 78% of the approximately 205 million drivers in the U.S. reported expressing significant anger, aggression, or plain old road rage in the past year.


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