road rage

Imagine sitting in traffic, but instead of frustration, there’s a calm appreciation for the sight of cowboys moving their herd. That’s Wyoming for you.

What started as a tense exchange on the road ended in tragedy at a local grocery store parking lot. The ripple effects of anger can be profound.

Having lived in major metropolitan areas around the country, I try not to complain about Wyoming drivers.

"'I got out to go back and talk to him and that guy came out with a machete...a big black machete, about three feet long... that's what it looked like...'"

John Luczkowski was driving a white Ford Transit van, tailgating the Volkswagen, and saw George Murray "flip him off once or twice."

For the last few years, I've been trying to argue that Casper drivers aren't that bad, but each passing day, my mind is slowly changing.

Flying the bird is an easy way to show people that you're not happy with them.

To the rude driver that insisted on staying on my tail early this morning on my trek to work, this is for you.

Where is the rush lately? I have noticed since the beginning of September, there have been a rash of crazy drivers locally.

A guy in Maryland was arguing with some Taco Bell employees, and it apparently got so heated that he drove his car through the front door of the restaurant.

The saying goes: 'tis the season to be jolly. But that doesn't seem to be the case on the streets of Casper, especially near any shopping locations.

Surprisingly, a higher average speed limit may be the reason we has a lower percentage of aggressive drivers.