Thesis: Road rage and aggressive driving are prevalent hazards on American roads; more measures should be taken to stop this dangerous trend.
             A. Attention Getter: Short story involving a dispute during driver's ed where the teacher became so enraged that he ordered the student to give chase, which ended with an assault.
             B. Road rage and aggressive driving outweighs drunk driving; it is at or near the top of today's traffic safety concerns.
             C. There are not enough laws regulating these problems.
             A. Road rage is aggressive driving behaviors that contribute to fatal crashes.
             B. Road rage causes people to behave irrationally.
             C. Road rage is more extreme than aggressive driving and much more rare.
             1.) Experts use the term to refer to physical assaults stemming from traffic
             A. Experts blame increasingly crowded roads.
             1.) There are more cars and number of drivers while only 1% more roads
             B. Some believe road rage reflects a society that is increasingly becoming
             C. Some say it is a part "psychological phenomenon," a product of faster-
             A. Nine states are actually making aggressive driving considered a crime.
             1.) Defined as a misdemeanor, a first offense carries penalties ranging from
             suspension of license for up to 30 days, a $2,500 fine or up to six months in
             jail.
             B. A unit called ADVANCE is being put in effect to catch aggressive drivers the
             V. What can be done to prevent more acts of road rage and aggressive driving?
             A. Enforce stricter laws and consequences for the offenses.
             B. Build more roads to relieve congestion.
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