Essay_Devils on the Freeway_Negotiation Strategy
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docxWhen I’m behind the wheel, more often than not, I find myself too much being intolerant, sharp-tempered with other drivers’ behavior and it isn’t very much unusual I’m yelling and swearing and after all it ends up with leading to make fellow passengers feel uncomfortable and feeling regretful what I have done. There are so many different things I have a hard time to deal with what other drivers do on the road. Those things could be categorized into two groups. First group is about careless behaviors such as tailgating, sudden braking, turning into the path of another driver and overtaking on the inside. Second group is about dangerous behaviors which could lead to more serious consequences such as, using a mobile phone, ignoring traffic lights, road signs or warnings from passengers and overtaking dangerously and so on.
But while I don’t want to give up the right of way, sometimes I’ve been doing careless driving and other times I’m one of those who drive dangerously. I cut people off, honk and curse. At the moment of traffic light changing, I tailgate in haste not to be stopped. Only in front of the speed camera, I slow down the speed. And while driving, I try to check the message of my mobile phone and use it risking not only my life but also other innocent drivers’. Knowing and respecting what the right citizenship is, most of times behind the wheel, I act like even to the point where it seems that it’s not real me. Is it only because of the isolation of the automobile which means that I could fully manipulate the anonymity?
