Following Too Closely Claim

Tailgating Claim - A Tailgating Claim involves allegations that a driver has followed another vehicle too closely, violating safe following distance regulations and potentially causing a safety hazard. This type of claim is typically addressed in traffic courts and can lead to penalties, including fines and driving record points, depending on the jurisdiction.

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Label (rdfs): Tailgating Claim
Preferred Label: Following Too Closely Claim
Alternative Labels: Close Following Offence Claim, Unsafe Following Claim
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Definition and Examples

Definition: A Tailgating Claim involves allegations that a driver has followed another vehicle too closely, violating safe following distance regulations and potentially causing a safety hazard. This type of claim is typically addressed in traffic courts and can lead to penalties, including fines and driving record points, depending on the jurisdiction.
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Sub Class Of: Non-criminal Traffic Violation
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