Most Drivers in B.C. Admit to This Aggressive Driving Behaviour

B.C. drivers admit to tailgating but don’t like when it happens to them: survey

ICBC says tailgating is one of the leading causes of rear-end crashes, in the province of which more than 57,000 were reported to them in 2024.

Tailgating widespread on B.C. roads, survey says

Anyone who spends time behind the wheel on B.C. roads probably wouldn’t be surprised, but the vast majority of drivers say they are guilty of tailgating on occasion.

Most drivers in B.C. admit to this aggressive driving behaviour

Tailgating, arguably one of the biggest pet peeves for drivers, is rampant on B.C. roads, according to a new survey.

ICBC sounds alarm on tailgating in B.C.

A staggering 77 per cent of drivers in B.C admit to tailgating, a practice that significantly compromises road safety.

Most drivers tailgate but get frustrated when being tailgated, ICBC says : My Comox Valley Now

Many B.C. drivers admit to tailgating, but when it comes to being tailgated themselves, they feel frustrated. A new survey by Ipsos for ICBC found 77 per cent of drivers admit to tailgating or following too closely, with 86 percent of them saying they feel frustrated, scared, angry or intimidated when being tailgated. The survey also reveals that 50 percent of drivers tailgate because the driver in front of them is going below the speed limit. “…