» Following another vehicle too closely is known as:

Following another vehicle too closely is known as:

Tailgating.
Aggressive driving.
Closetailing.
Speedgating.
Explanation

Following another vehicle too closely is called tailgating, a form of aggressive driving. Tailgating is dangerous because it reduces the time and space needed to react if the vehicle ahead stops suddenly. It can also frustrate other drivers and escalate aggressive driving behavior.

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