Tips For Avoiding Street Fighting

On the road we often find several motorists involved in the conflict, arguing or fighting, or maybe we have experienced it ourselves. Or have you experienced it? Until you wonder, ¿Tengo un reclamo por lesiones personales?

Fighting in the streets is quite dangerous because if it happens it can cause traffic jams and divert people’s focus to the fights that occur.

Not only that, if the problem continues, it can lead to the fighting of people being brought to legal channels and requiring lawyers or the police to solve the problem.

To avoid this happening, here are some tips so that you don’t become the target of people’s aggression or get into conflict on the road:

– You have to stay calm and restrain yourself. Every trip carries the risk of frustration and conflict. Promise yourself to be patient. Avoid honking or making angry movements. Hold your emotions in order not to explode and make the situation even worse.

– Avoid competition and resist the urge to ‘payback’. If someone else’s driving standards let you down, don’t try to educate or rebuke them.

– Don’t force your way into the traffic queue. If you wait and signal clearly, you won’t have to wait long before another driver lets you in. Remember, they don’t like being forced to give way.

– Never be lazy to say “thank you” or “sorry”. When you make a mistake and apologize, it reduces the risk of confrontation with another driver.

– Get out of trouble. If you feel threatened by other drivers, make sure your car door is locked and drive the car (at a regulated speed) to the nearest police station or busy places like gas stations. Use your Mobile to call the police. Repeated or persistent honking may deter your attacker.