Aggressive Driving in Texas: Control Saves Lives
Tailgating and weaving through traffic aren’t signs of skill—they’re signs of danger. When you drive aggressively, you reduce your reaction time and increase the odds of causing a crash.
Rear-end collisions account for nearly 30% of all crashes in Texas, many of them caused by tailgating or reckless behavior.
Source: TxDOT
⚠️ TIP:
Leave at least 5 car lengths of space between you and the vehicle ahead—more in bad weather or at higher speeds. Aggressive driving doesn’t get you there faster. It just increases your chances of not getting there at all.
🤠 Outlaw Reminder:
“Back off. Real control means keeping your distance.”
Final Takeaway
Aggressive drivers don’t look cool—they look careless. Give others space, keep your cool, and drive like everyone’s life—including yours—depends on it.
Aggressive Driving in Texas: Control Saves Lives
Tailgating and weaving through traffic aren’t signs of skill—they’re signs of danger. When you drive aggressively, you reduce your reaction time and increase the odds of causing a crash.
Rear-end collisions account for nearly 30% of all crashes in Texas, many of them caused by tailgating or reckless behavior.
Source: TxDOT
⚠️ TIP:
Leave at least 5 car lengths of space between you and the vehicle ahead—more in bad weather or at higher speeds. Aggressive driving doesn’t get you there faster. It just increases your chances of not getting there at all.
🤠 Outlaw Reminder:
“Back off. Real control means keeping your distance.”
Final Takeaway
Aggressive drivers don’t look cool—they look careless. Give others space, keep your cool, and drive like everyone’s life—including yours—depends on it.
