What passive-aggressive driving do motorists notice?

    23%

    23% of motorists most commonly noticed this behavior: last-second lane cutting.

    n = 3,011 motorists · Survey date not recorded · Cherry Data Signals

    Breakdown

    last-second lane cutting23%
    refusing to let cars exit side roads or parking lots16%
    tailgating without overtaking11%
    refusing to allow merging12%
    slowing after being passed9%
    speeding up when someone signals8%
    staying in the passing lane8%
    ignoring a waiting driver6%
    blocking intersections or entrances5%
    0%50%100%

    Figures are reproduced as reported in the supplied research summary; rounded totals may differ from 100%, and some breakdowns are partial. The survey field date is not recorded; document modification dates are not field dates. Respondent country is not explicitly supplied. Driver-group results are perceptions, not measured behavior. Trucker subgroup findings are excluded from this full-sample study because its separate base is undisclosed.

    Methodology

    Sample
    3,011
    Population
    motorists
    Country
    Not stated
    Fielded
    Not recorded
    Research by
    Cherry Data Signals
    Study
    How Motorists Experience Passive-Aggressive Driving

    Cite this statistic

    Cherry Data Signals (Not recorded). "What passive-aggressive driving do motorists notice?" Survey of 3,011 motorists, Not stated. https://cherrysignals.com/statistics/what-passive-aggressive-driving-do-motorists-notice

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