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Road rage incidents involving Teslas seem to be cropping up more and more in the news. Is this a perception issue, or is there something about Tesla ownership that contributes to aggressive driving? Are we seeing the emergence of a Tesla Road Rage stereotype? This recent incident in Port Coquitlam involving a white Model 3 (presumably) raises some serious questions. What could lead someone to assault another driver so violently? Are Teslas becoming a symbol of status or entitlement that fuels this behavior? Or is this simply a reflection of increasing societal aggression spilling over onto our roads? I’m curious to hear your thoughts. Do you think Tesla drivers are more prone to road rage? Or are we unfairly targeting a specific brand? Share your experiences and let’s have a discussion. I predict this will become a significant issue as EVs become more prevalent.