St. Petersburg Police sees rise in dangerous road rage incidents

The St. Petersburg Police Department is seeing an increase in dangerous road rage incidents. According to the Fatality Analysis Reporting System, in 2018 there were 410 fatal crashes involving road rage. In 2021 that number went up to 608. Earlier this week, St. Pete Police said a man showed up to the school seeking help after being stabbed in a road rage incident. The man who stabbed him is now charged with attempted murder. "I just want people to drive safely and not kill each other," said Charles McCune, a local driver.

[@shatterdreamz2325]

everybody in the country has moved here...packing the roads,

[@jason8ification]

A lot of unstable adult children out here.

[@EricXVII]

Violence, rage, and crime follow every large population city in the entire world. We arent made to cram in so tightly packed to these cities.

[@gmanette188]

Too many people too many cars too many self entitled a holes with bad attitudes

[@CraigWhitmour-qq2eg]

Bloody sad🥶

[@DeluxeBrian]

cost of living in paradise

[@trumpwon8064]

People need to stop moving here from up north

[@jimmylieb5225]

move to Floriduh?? NO WAY!!

[@RondellNeely-yg8os]

Just stay home, problem solved

[@eharminc]

Many drivers it’s playing games they don’t want you to pass or slow you down or do brake check !
It has solutions more ranges more cameras more traffic check and higher punishment..