Chicago expressway shootings often occur due to road rage incidents, ISP says

CHICAGO - As we head into the summer travel months, the Illinois State Police is warning drivers to not engage in aggressive driving behaviors.

ISP says from January to mid-June this year, approximately 35-percent of expressway shootings in Chicago have been classified as "road rage" incidents.

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Road rage incidents are up 12-percent this year compared to all of 2021.

Tailgating, cutting off other vehicles, and improper lane changes are all examples of aggressive driving that could lead to road rage.