Per california law, a person who commits a criminal assault using a motor vehicle (commonly known as "road rage") against either another motor vehicle, an operator of a bicycle or a pedestrian will:
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Per california law, a person who commits a criminal assault using a motor vehicle (commonly known as "road rage") against either another motor vehicle, an operator of a bicycle or a pedestrian will:be suspended of the driving privilege. The suspension period authorized for road rage can be six months for a first offense and one year for a second or subsequent offense.