> They show no remorse mostly because you didn't end up hurt. I disagree with the emphasized part of your statement. Drivers seem worried about the emotional

> They show no remorse mostly because you didn't end up hurt. I disagree with the emphasized part of your statement. Drivers seem worried about the emotional consequences of killing someone. But apparently the emotional consequences of nearly being killed don't count? Or at least they haven't been mentioned here. Nearly being killed is not harmless. > Combine that with some short-lasting road rage and you can easily find someone that will do dangerous things all the time but be distraught if that ends in death. I can accept that many drivers are road raging and that their behavior otherwise would be different. But I can't accept that's all of them, as that seems inconsistent with my experience in over a decade of cycling.