As summer heats up, the Arkansas State Police (ASP) urge drivers to stay calm, stay cool, and avoid road rage on the highways. With a growing number of aggressive driving incidents reported, ASP stresses the importance of maintaining composure to ensure safety for everyone on the road.
ASP Troopers have investigated over 440 road rage incidents so far in 2025. Of these incidents, 153 have involved one of the parties displaying a weapon, while 294 incidents were reported without a weapon.
In 2024, ASP investigated a total of 800 road rage incidents, including 333 cases involving weapons. These reported cases reflect a significant increase from 2023, when ASP investigated 284 cases of road rage…