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Arizonans react to being no. 1 state for road rage

Forbes Advisor asked 10,000 drivers about things like tailgating and being forced off the road. Arizona reported the highest rate of confrontational drivers. According to the report, 31.5% of Arizona drivers say that another driver has gotten out of their vehicle to yell or fight. The Grand Canyon State also has the highest percentages of people being blocked from changing lanes, cut off and threatened. Nearly one-third of Arizona drivers say they've experienced road rage very frequently. Drivers ranking first in the country for road rage doesn't come as a surprise to some Arizonans. "Honestly, you expect it from Arizona. I was born and raised here. You expect it a lot in Arizona," Denisse Osornio said. "I feel like people often cut each other off, they don't use turn signals, it's hot, and mostly just not paying attention," Jennifer Orozzo said. According to Forbes Advisor, the results are based on a questionnaire given to 200 drivers in each state last month. "We considered metrics that range from percentage of drivers forced off the road by another driver to percentage of drivers that have exited their vehicle to fight with them," said Zoi Galarraga, a Forbes Advisor. They also took the percentage of drivers being cut off on purpose and being blocked from changing lanes. "The top reasons for road rage were heavy traffic, already feeling stressed, running late and already being angry," Galarraga said. 31.5% of drivers say that another driver has gotten out of their vehicle to yell or fight. Subscribe to FOX 10 Phoenix!    / @fox10phoenix   #fox10phoenix FOX 10 Phoenix delivers breaking news, live events, politics, entertainment, business news and local stories from Phoenix, Arizona and across the nation. Watch more FOX 10 Phoenix on YouTube: Arizona headlines:    • Arizona headlines (Archive 2)   National headlines:    • National headlines   Raw footage:    • Raw footage