If a driver yells at you, whether you are a passenger or another motorist, the absolute priority is to de-escalate the situation and prioritize your safety. If you are behind the wheel, avoid making eye contact, as this is often perceived as a challenge in road rage scenarios. Do not respond with gestures, honking, or shouting back, as this can trigger a physical confrontation. Instead, keep your windows rolled up and doors locked. If the driver continues to follow or harass you, drive to a public, well-lit area such as a police station or a busy petrol station; never drive home, as you do not want an aggressive individual to know where you live. If you are a passenger in a ride-share or taxi and the driver is yelling at you, remain calm and firm. Ask the driver to pull over in a safe, populated area and exit the vehicle immediately. Once safe, report the incident through the app or to the local transport authority with the vehicle's plate number. Documenting the incident with your phone can be helpful, but only if it does not further incite the driver. Your goal is to create distance and involve authorities if the verbal abuse turns into a credible threat.