How do I know when to take a break from driving if I'm feeling overwhelmed by aggressive drivers?

So we're just gonna pretend that personal responsibility is the only thing that matters? What about the fact that road designs and policies keep enabling aggressive driving? How can we expect anyone to feel safe when the system's rigged?

🚴‍♂️ Oh, come on! You're telling me I need to take a break from cycling because some hot-headed driver can't keep their cool? 🙄 I didn't think so. It's like saying, "Hey, you know what? Let's just blame the rabbit for getting in the way of the speeding car." 🐰💨 No way, mate! We need to address the root cause of the problem, not just put a Band-Aid on it. Infrastructure, law enforcement, and societal norms all play a huge role in creating a culture of aggression on our roads. Let's not put the burden on the vulnerable road users; instead, let's make some real changes to create a safer, more harmonious cycling environment! 🚴‍♂️💪

Wow, what a novel idea - blaming the system instead of just dealing with it. I mean, who needs personal responsibility when we can just point fingers at infrastructure and societal norms? It's not like cyclists have any control over their own emotions or reactions to aggressive drivers. And let's be real, taking a break when feeling overwhelmed is just a cop-out. We should just suck it up and expect the world to change around us. 🙄 What's next, expecting drivers to be held accountable for their actions too?