Well, as a cyclist, slowing down is much more taxing to you than it is for a motorist. It seems the reasons for both group is different: motorists because obst

Well, as a cyclist, slowing down is much more taxing to you than it is for a motorist. It seems the reasons for both group is different: motorists because obstacles just add up to their already rather unpredictable commute time. Cyclists, because the energy spent doesn't come from a gas tank. But deep down, when it comes to "rage" it comes down from the same irrational, primitive brain. It's not right for either group.