Most often, outbursts of rage against other drivers are observed in women.

This is evidenced by research data of the South Korean automotive company Hyundai.

Psychologists explain this by the fact that women are particularly strong "early warning system", inherited from distant ancestors. In the behavioral assessment tests, women demonstrate higher neuroticism than men. They are more prone to stress and nervousness, stronger angry and upset.

Motorists say that they can not cope with themselves, sometimes they stall the engine and run out of their cars to yell at the driver who annoyed them, which, it seems to them, "runs over" them.

The most violent quarrels, often reaching the level of assault, arise between two women who do not want to give way to each other.

Psychologists advise women to learn to overcome resentment. To do this, they should include relaxing music in the car, have a bottle of water at hand, take deep breaths, or count to ten when some driver starts annoying them.

In addition, it is recommended to avoid driving during peak hours. Women should be especially cautious when they leave after a sleepless night or in a state of high blood pressure.