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Which driver's actions fit the New Hampshire manual's description of aggressive driving?
Correct answer: Driver C, upset by slow traffic, tailgates and weaves between lanes to get ahead
Why
The manual describes aggressive driving as intentionally doing something that puts other people or property at risk. Speeding, following too closely, unsafe lane changes, poor signaling and ignoring stop signs, yield signs, traffic signals or railroad crossing signals are common examples. Stay patient and courteous; if traffic makes you angry, slow down, leave space and let the other drivers go.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Aggressive driving · p. 14
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