Q: Redlands resident Margaret Rodger said that, when she travels in local carpool lanes, she normally drives 72 to 75 mph. Oftentimes, she said, another driver in the carpool lane will drive right up ...

Road rage manifests itself in many ways, from drivers honking their horns and yelling to cutting off other people. However, one of the most stressful forms of road rage may be tailgating — when ...

A driver can receive a tailgating citation if they are not following a safe distance behind the vehicle in front of them, given the speed limit, road conditions, and weather conditions. By not leaving ...

As many as 45% of all vehicle crashes might be related to tailgating, which is when one person drives too closely to the car in front of them [1]. Some tailgaters drive so closely to the vehicles ...