Road bullying is becoming a growing concern as more aggressive driving incidents are being shared online through dashcam footage.
Beyond the viral videos, victims may continue to face fear, panic and emotional trauma long after the incident ends. Dangerous actions such as sudden braking, blocking lanes, chasing other vehicles and reckless lane changes can turn small misunderstandings into serious accidents.
Road safety advocates say the issue should not be seen only as a traffic problem, but also as a public safety concern. They are calling for stronger enforcement, wider use of dashcam and CCTV evidence, heavier penalties, and more awareness on emotional control while driving.
Drivers are reminded to stay calm, avoid confrontation and practise patience on the road.
