German transport minister releases CD to help curb road rage

German transport minister Peter Ramsauer is sharing one of his own stress-reducers with drivers in hopes the soothing music will help reduce road rage.

German transport minister releases CD to help curb road rage
Wed, 02 Nov, 2011 - 19:14

German transport minister Peter Ramsauer is sharing one of his own stress-reducers with drivers in hopes the soothing music will help reduce road rage.

A new CD called ‘Adagio In The Automobile’ features Minister Ramsauer playing part of Mozart’s Piano Concerto 21 accompanied by the orchestra of Berlin’s Deutsche Oper.

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