When drivers take the road, they face a number of potential dangers and obstacles en route to their destinations.
One of the most common dangers that drivers face is reckless drivers.
Reckless drivers are any motorists who drive in a manner that puts their fellow motorists in danger.
There are many ways to identify reckless drivers on the road.
In most cases, there are telltale signs of unsafe driving habits, which usually include:

• Tailgating other drivers
• Visible frustration
• Speeding and hard braking
• Performing other tasks while driving
• Using a cell phone or texting

When an individual sees another driver committing these actions, it is best to remain away from these motorists on the road.
They may cause accidents because their attention is often diverted or because they have diminished their available reaction time through their driving habits.
Should an individual find him or herself in close proximity to one of these drivers, it is best to let the driver pass.
This is especially true when the individual is being tailgated or can see the driver behind him or her exhibiting angry gestures.
In addition to letting dangerous drivers pass, it is important to exercise defensive driving tactics when reckless drivers are on the road.
This means keeping a safe distance from other drivers and keeping a close eye on their actions so as to anticipate their actions and avoid a potential collision.
Even if you drive defensively around reckless drivers and let them pass you, there is no guarantee that you will avoid an accident.
Ultimately, the actions of other drivers can negate the actions of even the safest driver.
When this happens, you should be prepared to fight for financial compensation, especially if you suffer injuries.
The Philadelphia auto accident attorneys of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.
C.
may be able to help you if you have been the victim of a reckless driver.