James (University of Hawaii) and Nahl (information and computer sciences, University of Hawaii) locate the roots of aggressive driving in childhood exposure to parental attitudes about driving and media portrayals of driving. They also present the conclusions of recent studies, look at citizen activism, and summarize legislative and police initiatives. Also included are self-evaluations to measure one's own road rage, and activities to help drivers improve their self-control. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)