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Which behavior best fits aggressive driving?
Correct answer: Deliberately tailgating and making unsafe lane changes.
Why
Aggressive driving involves intentional actions that endanger others or property, such as dangerous speeding, tailgating and unsafe lane changes. Give an aggressive driver space rather than retaliating. A normal safe maneuver is not aggressive merely because another driver dislikes it.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Aggressive driving · p. 22
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