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Arizona Instruction Permit Practice Test — Class G Teen / Class D Adult
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Which example meets Arizona’s aggressive-driving definition during one continuous period of driving?
Correct answer: Speeding, unsafe lane changes and tailgating that endanger others.
Why
Aggressive driving requires a violation of the reasonable-and-prudent or excessive-speed law, at least two listed violations during one continuous driving period, and an immediate hazard to another person or vehicle. Listed violations include unsafe lane changes, following too closely, disobeying controls, unlawful off-road right passing and failure to yield.
Verified against Arizona Driver License Manual · Aggressive driving pattern · p. 60
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