Driving in the U.S. is getting increasingly dangerous due to road rage. Between 2014 and 2023, road rage shootings increased by more than 400%, from 92 to 481, according to an analysis conducted by The Trace. In some states, confrontational driving tends to be less common, putting drivers at lower risk when they get behind the wheel. Forbes Advisor surveyed over 10,000 drivers across the country and compared all fifty states.  According to the numbers, Georgia ranks near the top in polite drivers.  Georgia has the second lowest percentage of drivers who have been yelled at, insulted, or threatened by another driver (18.5%) and the fifth lowest percentage of drivers who have been blocked from merging or changing lanes (26%).  Read more from Forbes Advisor HERE