Abstract
The current crop of road-rage incidents may, in part, reflect the increasing safety and comfort of modern cars. According to risk-homeostasis theory, improved safety is counteracted by riskier behaviour. Also, the comfort of modern cars may exaggerate impairments in perception, particularly of speed.
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