In Florida, banjo-strumming Matt does anything he can to make ends meet, from playing local gigs to delivering singing telegrams. But his road rage is becoming too much for his girlfriend, Tatiana, who is ready to leave him out of sheer embarrassment over his driving. Meanwhile in Detroit, Kamal's calm demeanor masks some serious rage on the road. After his new girlfriend witnesses one of his altercations, she demands he seek help... but will he genuinely try to change?

In Norwalk, California, Shaina can't help but yell at just about every car she passes. She doesn't think she has that bad of a road rage problem until her son gives her an ultimatum: seek help, or she can't spend time with her newborn granddaughter. Can Shaina overcome her rage and break the generational cycle of aggressive driving? Meanwhile in Denver, Colorado, Kevin has recovered from one stress-related heart attack, yet fears he's doomed to have another. With an adolescent daughter and a wife depending on him, he knows he needs to change before he dies behind the wheel. Will the scared-straight tactic of a retired state trooper be enough to fix his behavior for good?

In California, Akilah says she's too cute to have this much rage. Her mother and her boyfriend don't recognize the person she becomes when she's behind the wheel. Known for hurling insults at passing drivers, how will Akilah feel when forced to confront some of those very same drivers face-to-face? And in New Mexico, Matt is recently divorced and looking for love... as long as his rage doesn't become a third wheel. Struggling to manage his rageful and reckless driving in a town full of bumbling tourists, Matt turns to a professional for help.

In New York City, delivery driver Angel can't maintain composure while surrounded by the intense traffic pressures of the city. After years of getting into altercations with his three children in the car, Angel's girlfriend Daniela insists he needs to get his rage under control, or she will leave with the kids. In Houston, Donnie takes out his road rage by driving as fast as possible, seeking an adrenaline high with his need for speed. After being shot at while driving down the highway, Donnie thinks maybe it's finally time to change his ways... but will he?

In Jacksonville, Florida, 51-year-old Rachel struggles with severe road rage. Between frustration over slow drivers and aggravation at rideshare passengers, she fights to maintain composure on the roads. With a husband in jail and a niece living under her roof, can she regain control of her rage and keep her family afloat at the same time? Meanwhile in nearby Palm Coast, FL, 72-year-old Bill insists he doesn't have road rage... but dashcams mounted in his vehicle indicate otherwise. After a fistfight with a motorcyclist is caught on camera, Bill's wife enlists the help of a rage specialist. But will his resistance to the process overpower his desire to change?

In Providence, Rhode Island, Michelle feels like she owns the road. Regularly starting altercations from behind the wheel, her husband and son fear for her safety as well as their own. When a specialist arrives, he knows he can help... but he gives her an ultimatum first: come clean to her mother-in-law about her road rage, or continue down her current path of destruction without his assistance. Meanwhile in Lantana, Florida, professional driver Seeta thinks she's the only person around who knows how to drive. But threats to pepper spray her fellow drivers out of spite are too much for her daughter to handle; Seeta must change now, before it's too late.

In Queens, New York, electrician Kevin has a serious problem: road rage on par with America's most severe ragers. Following a violent incident caught on camera, Kevin's life and career are on the verge of collapse if he can't get his anger under control.

In Norwalk, Connecticut, Chantel's career is on the line; between her jobs as a traveling bartender and a professional masseuse, driving several hours a day is nearly too much rage for her to handle. Between threats to follow fellow drivers home or even to shoot them, Chantel's mother fears the worst could be one honk away. Meanwhile in Lawndale, California, Lisa is on the brink of financial ruin; speeding tickets, parking tickets, and fines only make her road rage worse, to the point that her best friend is afraid to get into her car. When a specialist arrives to help her confront her driving and her past, she finally has an opportunity for redemption... but will she take it?