aggressive driving

Aggressive driving is the automotive equivalent of that annoying bloke who thinks he's on a race track rather than a public road. It typically involves behaviours such as tailgating, speeding, abrupt lane changes, and ignoring traffic signals—all recipes for disaster. Not only does it increase the likelihood of accidents, but it also racks up hefty fines and demerit points in Australia.

Common signs of aggressive driving include:

• Excessive speeding beyond posted limits.
• Frequent and unsafe lane changes.
• Failing to yield or running red lights.
• Tailgating other vehicles.

So, if you fancy a slap on the wrist or worse, slow your roll and save your licence. For the legal intricacies and penalties, ServiceCentral is a handy resource.