( CNN ) -- Why waste your time futilely shaking your fist at the driver who cut you off on the country road when you can take him to task on the information superhighway ? Molly Hutchins says the Twitter feed gives people an `` outlet to vent your frustration '' over bad drivers . AKBadDrivers is a month-old Twitter feed that takes road rage into the information age . It lets aggrieved motorists in Alaska fire off 140-character vents about drivers who follow too closely , park too tightly , drive too fast or flout other vehicular etiquette . When `` you yell out the window or give them the finger , you really do n't get any vindication , '' said the Twitter feed 's co-creator , Molly Hutchins . `` This gives you an outlet to vent your frustration to others and feel like you 've gotten a little justice . '' Hutchins hatched the idea after she found her mother 's instant messages , or tweets , were increasingly becoming rants on bad driving . Her parents commute 50 miles each way from their home in Wasilla to Anchorage every day . Her mother , Annette Mullen , would unleash her fury over aggressive or annoying driving antics from the passenger seat , via the micro-blogging site Twitter . `` I kept seeing more and more angry ones , and I said , 'Why do n't I set one up just for that ? ' `` Hutchins said . `` Then we said , 'Why ca n't we let other people post to it , too ? ' `` That was three weeks ago . Thanks to an appearance on a morning radio show and a feature in the Anchorage Daily News , the feed now has 648 followers -- and climbing . They send their rants privately , and the mother-daughter duo posts them anonymously . `` Geek Squad bug on Northern Lights -- does your car come with turn signals ? Let 's use 'em , '' said one post . Another urged the use of mud flaps : `` GET SOME you 're killing the rest of us with cracks and chips in our windshields ! '' Some post pictures of offending vehicles : `` Really , Highlander ? No one is this skinny . I so do not love climbing in my passenger door . '' And some include license plate numbers , which Hutchins sees nothing wrong with . `` We 're not trying to be hurtful . The license plate is stuck on the front of your car , '' she said . `` Anybody can do anything with it . We 're not posting names or anything . '' Hutchins and her mother edit the rants , but do not post any of their own . Nor do they text and drive , she stressed . `` Why would I be part of the problem ? That seems silly to me , '' she said . `` I find myself driving more carefully because I 'm scared -- 'Oh God , what if someone catches me ? ' `` They 're not out to change the world , Hutchins said . They just hope that the next time you 're on the receiving end of an errant honker , you can resist the urge to tap into your inner beast -- and use your fingers to tap out a tweet instead . After you pull over , of course .
Mom , daughter . Live feed for Alaska plates . Cars cut off by others can tweet about it . Tweets are edited , posted anonymously , but still include plate numbers .