DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- Safety is top of mind for many people in the Triangle after a violent week of apparent road rage shootings, including one over the weekend in Wake County on Knightdale Blvd., where one person died.

"It's a little overwhelming, it's like anxiety inducing," Raj Rana said.

Rana said he's seen firsthand how driving behavior can escalate on North Carolina roads.

"I'll try to understand my surroundings and get to a place where I cannot be in someone's way or have their anger not be directed at me," Rana said.

AAA is projecting nearly 90% of Thanksgiving travelers will travel by car, including in Durham County, where driving instructor Calvin Brewer is teaching students how to avoid and manage road rage.

It's better to just drive away rather than confront other driv

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