It’s been a busy few weeks for road rage incidents on Interstate 95, which the Federal Highway Administration says is the nation’s busiest highway. It was the county’s third road rage incident on I-95 since February, according to the Palm Beach Post. On July 9, Maryland police arrested a man and woman who allegedly pointed a gun at another motorist in a road rage incident. Part of the reason for what may be an increase in road rage incidents on I-95 may be the sheer volume of travel on U.S. highways. Last year Americans drove 3.2 trillion miles, and I-95 travel accounted for 53.3 billion of those miles, a number that is expected to rise this year.

Source: Fox News July 19, 2017 15:29 UTC