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Following too closely behind a vehicle is known as

Correct answer

  • sidegating.
  • aggressive driving.
  • defensive driving.

Explanation

Following too closely is commonly called tailgating, which is one form of aggressive driving. If you leave less than a two-second following distance between your vehicle and the one ahead of you, you risk a collision with it.

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