New Brunswick Driver’s Beginner Practice Test

When being tailgated, the best response is to change lanes or slow down to allow more space. This approach creates a safer driving environment for both you and the tailgating driver. By changing lanes, you can let the tailgater pass, which reduces the risk of a collision caused by their aggressive driving. If changing lanes isn’t possible, gradually slowing down can encourage the tailgater to create more distance between your vehicles.

This strategy not only improves your own safety by reducing stress but also minimizes the chances of a rear-end collision, which is a common risk associated with tailgating situations. Staying calm and managing the situation proactively fosters safer road conditions for everyone involved.