Road Rage Isn’t Just Scary — It’s a Legal Minefield

In May 2025, Nathaniel Radimak — already infamous for viral Tesla road rage incidents — was re-arrested in Hawaii. This marks yet another chapter in a growing trend of aggressive driving that puts lives and legal records at risk. If you’ve been involved in a road rage incident, even as a victim, knowing your rights is essential.

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What Happens Legally After a Road Rage Incident?

Depending on the severity, road rage can trigger multiple legal consequences:

Civil liability: Victims can sue for damages or emotional distress.
Criminal charges: Assault with a vehicle, reckless endangerment, or battery.
Insurance impact: Premium spikes or dropped coverage entirely.

Even if you were not at fault, you might need a lawyer to protect yourself from counterclaims or to support your insurance claim.

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How to Protect Yourself

If you witness or experience a road rage encounter:

Call 911 immediately and record license plates and location.
Avoid engagement. De-escalation protects both your safety and legal standing.
File a police report — crucial for insurance and legal claims.

Don't let fear or confusion delay action. The earlier you speak to a legal advisor, the better your outcome tends to be.

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