A new survey of more than 3,000 drivers found that passive aggressive driving is a common frustration on roads across the country. Three New York Roads Stood OutAccording to the survey, three roads in New York were named among the most passive aggressive in the state. Common Driving Habits Frustrate MotoristsThe survey found that the most common complaint among New York drivers was people cutting across lanes at the last second. Certain Areas Bring Out the Worst BehaviorDrivers said merge lanes and areas where lanes end are the most common places for passive aggressive driving. Some drivers said passive aggressive behavior leaves them feeling anxious or angry behind the wheel.