Road rage — Oklahoma Permit Test

Road rage on the Oklahoma permit test — 3 rules, each with the reason behind it and a question on it while it is fresh.

The rules

Examples of road rage include tailgating, cutting off other vehicles, careless lane changes, speeding and running red lights.

Knowing the warning signs lets you spot an aggressive driver early and keep your distance.

Examples of road rage include tailgating, cutting off other vehicles, careless lane changes, speeding and running red lights.

Oklahoma Driver Manual, p.41

To protect yourself from road rage, avoid offending other drivers, do not engage other drivers, and keep your anger in check.

Answering an angry driver with a gesture or a race turns one person's rage into a fight on the road.

Here is a list of precautions you can take behind the wheel:

Oklahoma Driver Manual, p.41

If you suspect another driver is targeting you, go to a safe place where there are people, such as a police, fire or gas station, and do not drive home.

Other people around you deter an attacker, while driving home shows the other driver where you live.

If you suspect another driver is targeting you, go to a safe place such as a police, fire or gas station, where there are people.

Oklahoma Driver Manual, p.41

On the test

Which of these does the manual give as an example of road rage?

Cutting off other vehicles. Knowing the warning signs lets you spot an aggressive driver early and keep your distance. Oklahoma Driver Manual, p.41: “Examples of road rage include tailgating, cutting off other vehicles, careless lane changes, speeding and running red lights.”

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Where these come from

Every rule here is checked against Oklahoma Driver Manual, published by the Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services, and against the state code itself. Last checked 2026-10-04.