An insurance company has launched a Road Respect campaign to improve the behaviour of the British motorists while driving. The good driving behaviour ensures road safety and results in lesser road accidents.
According to a research, around one third of the drivers get furious on other road users at least three times within a week. The survey recognised the reckless driving behaviour for the drivers who feel they do not posses any bad driving habit.
Many road users driving too close to the rear offend around 72% drivers. While around 68% of the motorists wish to make it an offence to use mobile phones while driving. Such driving behaviour risks not only the other driver but your life as well so, it is better to drive at a safe distance and use hands free to talk while driving.
The drivers who just make a rash cut led to making 68% of the drivers angry while around 65% of the motorists turn red when vehicles turn without indicating. This distracts the driver attention and they juggle to keep their car straight while other drivers are moving either ahead or sideways without indicating.
Around 45% of drivers cannot stand the drivers driving below the speed limit.
New statistics released Friday by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicate that the price of insuring a motor vehicle rose only 0.1 percent between February and March.