What is an example of aggressive driving as defined by Indiana law?
Tailgating is a form of aggressive driving where the driver closely follows the vehicle in front, reducing reaction time in case of sudden stops or emergencies. Indiana law defines this behavior as aggressive because it increases the likelihood of collisions and endangers the safety of drivers on the road.
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