Rhode Island Operator License Knowledge Exam Practice
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Late for work, Driver A drives 20 mph over the limit, follows other cars too closely and changes lanes with no signal. Driver A does not target any other driver. How does Rhode Island law classify this?
Correct answer: As aggressive driving, because speeding occurs together with two or more listed violations.
Why
The manual gives speeding, following too closely, ignoring traffic control devices and improper turns as examples of aggressive driving. This behavior makes other drivers angry and can lead to road rage. Since June 2026, a crime done because of road rage can bring extra penalties, such as a larger fine or a license suspension. Leave early, so that time pressure does not push you to drive this way.
Verified against Rhode Island Driver's Manual online version · Aggressive Driving and Road Rage · p. 23, 24, 56
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